[RKR]

I noticed that some code is not saved. For instance <style></style> will not ba saved.

I tried adding <p>test</p> and that was saved just fine.

[RKR]

Okay, <span class=”tagcolor”><</span>link<span class=”attributecolor”> rel<span class=”attributevaluecolor”>=”stylesheet”</span> type<span class=”attributevaluecolor”>=”text/css”</span> href<span class=”attributevaluecolor”>=”mystyle.css”</span></span><span class=”tagcolor”>> won’t get saved neither!</span>

[RKR]

Sorry, I can’t add the code that it won’t save it seems that this forum too has bugs.

[Tomasz Dziuda]

Hi,

I suppose that your issue is caused by fact that TinyMCE editor removes some tags.

You can try to override editor config: https://getpublii.com/dev/how-to-add-custom-config-or-js-for-post-editor/

You should use something like this:

`{
extended_valid_elements: ‘*[*]’
}`

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[enslaved2die]

I have a similar issue, I want to use the google model viewer.

I dont have a clue how to properly use the editor overide config.

Can you provide more examples?

This is how my tinymce.override.json looks like:

`{
extended_valid_elements : “model-viewer[class|src|ios-src|background-color|alt|camera-controls|auto-rotate]”
}`

[Tomasz Dziuda]

@enslaved2die – I have provide you an example:

`{
extended_valid_elements: ‘*[*]’
}`

It will allow any element – if you will override the extended_valid_elements as you wrote, you will broke other tags which are defined by default by Publii.

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[Tomasz Dziuda]

Alternatively – extend this list: https://github.com/GetPublii/Publii/blob/master/app/src/components/configs/postEditor.config.js#L9

But then you will have to update it with every Publii update.

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[enslaved2die]

I cant get it to work. I dont know what Im doing wrong here.

My theme is actually public on github. Is there a chance that someone of the Publii team can look into it it tells me what Im doing wrong here?

https://github.com/enslaved2die/Publii_Joshua/tree/v2

[candidexmedia]

I’m still having issues with this…

I’m trying to add the following to a WYSIWYG post (source code mode), but the editor removes the tags:

<article class="kg-card kg-bookmark-card">
  

    


      <p class="kg-bookmark-title">Best Themes - The Marketplace</p>

      <p class="kg-bookmark-description">Discover beautiful professional themes. Custom templates for magazines, blogs, news websites, content marketing &amp; more!</p>

      

        
        <span class="kg-bookmark-author">Best - The Professional Publishing Platform</span>
      

    

    

      
    
    
  
</article>

I’ve already added *[*] in the Site Settings > Editors> Additional valid elements

[Tomasz Dziuda]

@candidexmedia – you can temporary solve your issue with custom TinyMCE config using:

valid_children: '+a[div|p|figure|pre|h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6|header|footer|article|aside|section|table|blockquote|video]',

It will be added by default in Publii v.0.41

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[candidexmedia]

Tomasz Dziuda wrote:

@candidexmedia – you can temporary solve your issue with custom TinyMCE config using:

<span class=”enlighter-text”>valid_children: </span><span class=”enlighter-s0″>’+a[div|p|figure|pre|h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6|header|footer|article|aside|section|table|blockquote|video]'</span><span class=”enlighter-text”>,</span>

valid_children: ‘+a[div|p|figure|pre|h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6|header|footer|article|aside|section|table|blockquote|video]’,

valid_children: ‘+a[div|p|figure|pre|h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6|header|footer|article|aside|section|table|blockquote|video]’,

It will be added by default in Publii v.0.41

Hi Tomasz: Where should I paste this code?

[Tomasz Dziuda]

For example in the way described here: https://getpublii.com/dev/how-to-add-custom-config-or-js-for-post-editor/

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[candidexmedia]

Tomasz Dziuda wrote:

For example in the way described here: https://getpublii.com/dev/how-to-add-custom-config-or-js-for-post-editor/

Is the code <span style=”color: #999999;”>(valid_children: ‘+a[div|p|figure|pre|h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6|header|footer|article|aside|section|table|blockquote|video]’,</span>
<span style=”color: #999999;”>It will be added by default in Publii v.0.41)</span> supposed to be pasted in tinymce.override.json or tinymce.script.js? In which folder are those two files meant to be saved in?

[Tomasz Dziuda]

Hi,

As it is mentioned:

Then please add in the theme root directory the following files:

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[candidexmedia]

Tomasz Dziuda wrote:

Hi,

As it is mentioned:

Then please add in the theme root directory the following files:

What does “theme root directory” mean? Which folder does this refer to (see screenshot)?

 

Also, my first question still remains: Is the code supposed to be pasted in tinymce.override.json or tinymce.script.js?

 

The code in question is “valid_children: ‘+a[div|p|figure|pre|h1|h2|h3|h4|h5|h6|header|footer|ar…”

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[Tomasz Dziuda]

Theme root is a main directory of your currently used theme. For configuration overrides you must use tinymce.override.json as it is dedicated to override editor settings, tinymce.script.js is used to add additional JS behaviours (not required in your case).

In your case you must create the tinymce.override.json with content like:

{

valid_children: ‘…’

}

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