I use D6.22 and CKEditor 6.x-1.5.
Recently I did a backup of a remote website and provides all the content on localhost.
I made some changes to the site and now I want to make the content available on the remote server.
It happens that I do not know why, the entire contents of the site was damaged in the line breaks.
There are nearly 500 pages of content. All the html code of them is correct, but the text is displayed incorrectly. For example, a typed text to be displayed as follows:
"Text one.
Text two. "
It appears as follows:
"Text one.
"Text two."
I have reviewed in detail all the input formats. The default format of the site is Full HTML. The line break converter, HTML filter and HTML corrector are enabled.
The tags "br" and "p" are allowed. The filter line break converter is the second in the list of filters, and apparently it's working.
I do not know more what to do. Can anyone help me please?
Thank you.
Comments
Comment #1
astutonetI did some testing and I found that the tags 'br' and 'p' which does not contain
before the tag are not displayed correctly.I could also see that in bold text that are not preceded by
are also displayed incorrectly.This also occurs with the development version available today.
Comment #2
dczepierga CreditAttribution: dczepierga commentedCould u try to update to last DEV version of CKEditor module and then check this?
Greetings
Comment #3
dczepierga CreditAttribution: dczepierga commentedComment #4
astutonetIn the #1 above, I speak which this also occurs with the dev version. Today (19), I tested the new dev version, and the problem persist.
In line breaks, seems to be no acceptance of empty lines, so you need to insert
. As for the bold, I still do not understand the reason for the need to insert these characters.Comment #5
dczepierga CreditAttribution: dczepierga commentedWhich theme do u use? It's look like problem with theme and CSS...
Maybe try to change theme to default and then check how it works....
Greetings
Comment #6
astutonetYou were right. There were two classes using the same name.
Thank you.