Brackets on html tags don't render...

[Bob Kemp]

Jim, Ken,

Thanks for your quick responses. A significant part of the problem appears 
to be caused by the legal tags  aspect. I found one tag which was not 
checked in the Prefs, Legal Tags list. Checking this reduced the problem, 
but it now appears that my use of  "class=" to call selectors defined in 
the CSS style sheet is causing trouble. And "class=" doesn't feature in the 
Legal Tags list.

I'm busy checking my html for further gremlins....

Thanks again,

Bob Kemp


>on 28/8/01 2:52 pm, Bob Kemp at robert.kemp@strath.ac.uk wrote:
>
> > Hi again everyone,
> >
> > Another little problem: I'm trying to import another site into my Manila
> > site, and doing so simply by making new stories and cutting and pasting the
> > html into them. Unfortunately the html doesn't render consistently doing
> > this. Opening brackets for html tags are rendered as < - but not always.
> > Sometimes they work just fine.
> >
> > I was prepared to put up with this little idiosyncracy and edit the
> > brackets by hand, but I've now found that when I restore the opening
> > bracket and post the changes, < is still there to haunt me. I suspect
> > this is an XML-related problem - something to do with interpreting
> > less-than literally? Can anyone suggest how to deal with it?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Bob Kemp
> >
> >
>Bob,
>
>Check that you are not using HTML which is not been specified as legal for
>your Manila site (see Prefs/Legal Tags). Also check that there are no
>mistakes in your HTML (including the HTML in your template) and that the
>syntax of all your macros is correct.
>
>Jim
>
>
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