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HTML in the category descriptions

skyblueshoesskyblueshoes
edited May 2006 in Vanilla 1.0 Help
I know, I know, "The value entered here will be visible from the category page. Html is not allowed." My problem is when I do a newline in the description field, it comes out as <.br /> (without the period, of course), even though I havne't used html! Come to think of it, HTML would be nice in the category description field. Is there anyway to 'mod' this in?

Comments

  • KrakKrak New
    HTML wouldne be bad, but I would really like to be able to make a new line, without the BR.
  • skyblueshoesskyblueshoes
    yeah, that is bothersome...
  • lechlech ✭
    People actually read descriptions? holy crap! But seriously, if say you did enter html into the description, be it a massive image or a billion font tags to make some wickedly silly rainbow color fade, people would probably want to stab you. The point of descriptions is to keep them descriptive and make the page load fast. If you wanted to mod it out though, you probably could hack a copy of the template that does this job and remove the control that strips html if it's even in there. Otherwise resort to making an extension to do that job.
  • skyblueshoesskyblueshoes
    ok, but what about line breaks and the magically appearing
    tag?
  • lechlech ✭
    That's normal text conversion. Just like in plain-text postings, if you write paragraphs in the comment reply, it's going to follow that simple format at the very least. See, look at the source, a linebreak! indicating I've begun a secondary paragraph in my comment reply as plain-text!
  • MinisweeperMinisweeper New
    Anyone elses sarcasm detector just explode?
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