The <pre> tag doesn't allow to have format tags like <br> or <p> but Drupal keeps adding them to the text I insert in a block. There's a way to prevent Drupal to add those tags and leave what's within a <pre> block untouched?
-HRose / Abalieno
Hi Abalieno,
you probably need to tweak your input formats. Go to administer -> input formats, and either turn off line break converter for the format you use, or create a new format with line break converter turned off.
Cheers!
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The <pre> tag doesn't allow to have format tags like <br> or <p> but Drupal keeps adding them to the text I insert in a block. There's a way to prevent Drupal to add those tags and leave what's within a
<pre> block untouched? -HRose / Abalieno -- [ Drupal support list | http://lists.drupal.org/ ]
Hi Abalieno,
you probably need to tweak your input formats. Go to administer -> input formats, and either turn off line break converter for the format you use, or create a new format with line break converter turned off.
Okay, but it's still a broken feature. A <pre> block should ALWAYS bypass the line breaks. In every condition since it's exactly how the html tag is defined. I can disable the line breaks for the WHOLE node but I'd like Drupal to keep doing that and bypass the line breaks only when dealing with the <pre> tag.
This is supposed the default behaviour and should be considered as a bug.
-HRose / Abalieno
Abalieno wrote:
The <pre> tag doesn't allow to have format tags like <br> or <p> but Drupal keeps adding them to the text I insert in a block. There's a way to prevent Drupal to add those tags and leave what's within a
<pre> block untouched?
As of 4.6 RC this should be the behaviour of Drupal. It was changed a couple of weeks ago.
If you still get this with 4.6 RC then you might have some conflicting filters. Get the latest of all contrib filters too.
Steven Wittens
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