When we try to center the (in this case) title of a flashcard by changing the HTML using the <> Code button in the toolbar by adding for example <center><p>Title</p></center>, or <p style="text-align:center;">Title</p> and you leave the title and come back later again, a new line has been inserted before and after the title (actually <p> </p> has been inserted before and after the title.
Cause:
This is cuased by the fact that Xerte tries to get rid of the surrounding <p> tags that the CkEditor is adding. It does that by searching for <p> and replace it by nothing. In the case of <center> the first tag is not <p> and nothing gets replaced. In the second instance the <p> tag is not found because it has an attribute. When reentering the editor, the <p> tag is added without any check. This causes code like <p><center><p>Title</p></center></p> or <p><p style="..>Title</p></p>. CkEditor doesn't like that and 'corrects' the code resulting in the <p> </p>.
I do not have an easy solution for the <center> case, but the <p with an attribute is easily solved by only adding <p> if no <p tag can be found. Partial solution.
From Deltion
When we try to center the (in this case) title of a flashcard by changing the HTML using the
<> Code
button in the toolbar by adding for example<center><p>Title</p></center>
, or<p style="text-align:center;">Title</p>
and you leave the title and come back later again, a new line has been inserted before and after the title (actually<p> </p>
has been inserted before and after the title.Cause: This is cuased by the fact that Xerte tries to get rid of the surrounding
<p>
tags that the CkEditor is adding. It does that by searching for<p>
and replace it by nothing. In the case of<center>
the first tag is not<p>
and nothing gets replaced. In the second instance the<p>
tag is not found because it has an attribute. When reentering the editor, the<p>
tag is added without any check. This causes code like<p><center><p>Title</p></center></p>
or<p><p style="..>Title</p></p>
. CkEditor doesn't like that and 'corrects' the code resulting in the<p> </p>
.I do not have an easy solution for the
<center>
case, but the<p
with an attribute is easily solved by only adding<p>
if no<p
tag can be found. Partial solution.