According to the documentation i would like to overwrite predefined formats using this settings:
formats: {
bold : {inline : 'b' },
italic : {inline : 'i' },
underline: { inline: 'u' }
},
I insert "this is a text" into the editor and press the underline-button. This is the result (this gets saved to database too):
<p>thi<span style="text-decoration: underline;">s is a t</span>ext</p>
Why do i get no u-tags, but the predefined span with underlined style? How do i get my lovely u-tags here?
EDIT: I do know that u-tags are deprecated, but i need them for compatibility reasons!
EDIT2: My solution thanks to the accepted answer:
I was able to use some code from the legacyoutput plugin. I used the inline_styles setting
inline_styles: false,
additionally ia dded the following code into one of my plugins onInit
serializer = ed.serializer;
// Force parsing of the serializer rules
serializer._setup();
// Check that deprecated elements are allowed if not add them
tinymce.each('b,i,u'.split(','), function(name) {
var rule = serializer.rules[name];
if (!rule) serializer.addRules(name);
});
http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/wiki.php/Plugin:legacyoutput
(see comments)
I don't know whether this is correct, I'm just reiterating what I found here:
Firstly, you're warned that:
<u>
is deprecated.
Then:
Disable inline_styles option.
Inline styles converts most attributes into CSS style attributes - so it will use span tags rather than<u>
,<strike>
, etc. So, disabling this option (which is now enabled by default) gives the behaviour you're looking for.
Alternatively:
This will do it:
tinyMCE.init({
...
formats : {
underline : {inline : 'u', exact : true}
}
...
Good luck!
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