I have created a site and up till now have not been using a WYSIWYG editor for inputting content.
I have simply thrown in the content and left it at that.
Now that the site is nearing completion, I have installed CK Editor so that the clients will not need to deal with HTML code.
However, now whenever I edit a page, all the paragraph breaks have disappeared!
In the source, before, they are all there just simple
tags. But when I edit it they are all removed with just one
tag enclosing everything.
Is there a way around this problem?
(Also, and possibly related, all the conten appears centered in the editor, even though when submitted it stays left.)
I'd really appreciate a response since the job is nearing completion, but cannot go to the client with this issue.
Thanks.
Comments
Comment #1
dczepierga commentedCould u paste content which u had before CKEditor enable??
It will help to verify the problem.
Comment #2
isaac77 commentedI am having a similar issue. Before installing CKEditor, I created content using an input format that includes the line break converter filter. Inputed by user/stored in database:
Output after being run through the input format:
Now that I have CKEditor installed, editing any of that content causes the line breaks to be stripped, producing:
This seems related to an issue that was discussed (and possibly resolved) for FCKEditor -- details at http://drupal.org/node/575626 (marked resolved at http://drupal.org/node/575626#comment-2690264). I am new to this module, so I'm not sure whether that fix may have been lost in the transition to CKEditor (or if I am simply configuring something incorrectly).
Many thanks for your help!
Comment #3
jcisio commentedParagraph tags were converted from newline characters by the Line break converter filter in Drupal. CKEditor removes all those newline characters.
Duplicate of #685146: Plugin to convert new lines to <br /> or <p> (cross posted with WYSIWYG).
Comment #4
dczepierga commentedPls update to last DEV version of CKEditor module. There should everything works good.
Greetings