Wednesday 26 March 2003 8:01:16 am
No, the <literal> tag is not meant for this. It is essentially the equivalent of <pre> in xhtml You may define a custom tag, say html which does what you want. I just extended my local ezp 3.0 with this. Wanna now more?
1) First edit settings/content.ini and add the custom html tag:
#Under
[CustomTagSettings]
#make a new entry: AvailableCustomTags[]=html
2) Make a new template html.tpl in design/standard/templates/content/view/datatypes/ezxmltags with the content {$content} 3) surround your html code by
<custom name="html">
your html code </custom>
4) Voila, you'v dunit
----------------------- Much much better: replace the missing html tags with individual custom tags, rather than block wise if appropriate. Paul
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