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New Post 9/19/2007 11:06 PM
User is offline Eric Peng
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flag in the FAQs modules... 

Is it possible to auto remove the <p> flag when I used FAQs modules.

My question I wish it looks like

Q1:My Question.

But currently , it will become

Q1:

My Question

dues to the Fckeditor will insert <p> flag into the top and bottom of the context automatically.

I need to go to Source to remove this tag but this doesn't make sense to the end user.

Is there a easy to remove this tag directly?
 
New Post 9/21/2007 9:21 PM
User is offline Mauricio Márquez
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You have two options here:

1) Use CSS to configure your P tags (This is my preferred).

2) Disable the P tag and change it to BR. I suggest to use this only if you don't really want to use .css styles. You must change the

FCKConfig.EnterMode = 'br'

Possible values are p, br and div

This change is made in the custom/fckconfig.js file

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New Post 1/18/2008 1:19 AM
User is offline M Bouwman
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Thats not a real solution, it's a workaround.

I think something more structural should be made, I've got a lot of complaining customers.

It's very annoying they have to go into source view to remove all the <p> tags
 
New Post 1/18/2008 1:28 AM
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if you have corrected code to contribute, please submit it to the public issue tracker at support.dotnetnuke.com.

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