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[jukeboxjunkey Friend jukeboxjunkeyJoin date: December 2007Posts: 88Downloads:15Uploads:9 Thanks: 14 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

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I am not sure whether this is an editor, template or joomla issue.

I am attempting to remove the <p></p> from the first paragraph of my article however then I make the changes in editor mode, they do not save and the syntax remains.

If I make the changes in “html” mode and apply, then the changes work.

However if I view the article again in the text editor mode, then the changes do not appear. But the changes do show in the front-end. If i was to apply or save, then the changes would revert back to the original state.

Confusing??

[chavan Friend chavanJoin date: October 2014Posts: 4612Downloads:0Uploads:110 Thanked: 1440 times in 1290 posts]

#384666

<em>@jukeboxjunkey 231971 wrote:</em><blockquote>I am not sure whether this is an editor, template or joomla issue.

I am attempting to remove the <p></p> from the first paragraph of my article however then I make the changes in editor mode, they do not save and the syntax remains.

If I make the changes in “html” mode and apply, then the changes work.

However if I view the article again in the text editor mode, then the changes do not appear. But the changes do show in the front-end. If i was to apply or save, then the changes would revert back to the original state.

Confusing??</blockquote>

Then disable the editor in the Site-> Global Configuration Menu.

Default WYSIWYG Editor = Editore – No Editor

Select the above option in the dropdown and save it.

Then go to Articles pages and do your own html without html editor

[jukeboxjunkey Friend jukeboxjunkeyJoin date: December 2007Posts: 88Downloads:15Uploads:9 Thanks: 14 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

#385259

Yeh I thought of that but I need to use the JCE editor to specify editor parameters on the front-end for a registered member’s group.

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