I created a page using full HTML code that included several HTML comment lines (<?-- -->). When this page was rendered on my browser, the theme added
tags for each of the comment lines, and messed up the page spacing. The simple workaround is to delete the comments, but that makes the page difficult to manage.
The same page displays properly with the default GARLAND theme. The site I am working on is a test site and not accessible on-line, but I have attached the HTML code and a screen shot of the results of that code.
Jim Caldwell
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| CVRCA_snippet.txt | 4.06 KB | jimcald | |
| newsletter.JPG | 85.31 KB | jimcald |
Comments
Comment #1
jimcald commentedIt appears as though this "bug" is not entirely this themes fault. Drupal attempts to convert certain HTML content (note - Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically) even though I used the "Full HTML" input form. In order to bypass this behavior, I simply changed to "PHP Code" input mode and all of the issues disappeared. Simply added
at the beginning of the HTML codeJim Caldwell
Comment #2
chrisada commentedThis is input format setting issue. The p tags would be generated regardless of which themes were used.