Notes

Installation

• Read the htmLawed documentation and note the filter's limitations.
• Check for conflicts with any third-party filter modules in use. Re-arranging filters used in a format can resolve conflicts. So can allowing htmLawed let through HTML tags/attributes introduced by other filters.

Updates

• Look for latest recommended versions on the htmLawed module project site.
• You'd usually have to just replace the old module files with the new ones. Remember to run the update script from the main modules admin page of your Drupal site.
• You can also replace files inside modules/htmLawed/htmLawed/ with the latest versions of the htmLawed filter script and documentation obtained from the htmLawed website.

Configuration

• Content-type-specific settings for Other are not possible. The settings set for Default apply to all content-types.
• Deleting a content-type will delete the associated htmLawed settings.
• Deleting an input format will not automatically delete the associated htmLawed settings. You have to run cron to delete the not-needed htmLawed settings: Administer » Reports/Logs » Status report » run cron manually.
• Disabling htmLawed for an input format will not delete the associated settings.
• Uninstalling the htmLawed module through Administer » Site building » Modules » Uninstall will delete all htmLawed settings.
• Disabling the module will not delete any htmLawed setting.
• The save functionality is turned off by default for all input formats and content-types.
• Teaser content is available for filtering at two points -- first as per Body and then as per Teaser. So, if htmLawed is turned off for Teaser, it does not mean that teasers are not filtered. As long as htmLawed is enabled for Body, teasers will be filtered as per the Body settings.
• When a new content-type is created, the htmLawed-settings to be used with it must be set; otherwise, the default settings will be used.