Hi,

 

Is it possible to modify the 'default' HTML that is inserted on a button click?  For example the HTML inserted for Insert Numbered List includes the attribute start="1" which given that this is the default for an <ol> is redundant. Is it therefore possible to modify the default HTML to exclude this?

Kind Regards

Andy Maggs

Andy,

 

Try

 

DisableAutoFormatting="true"

 

 

Hi Adam,

 

Thanks for the reply, however, it does not really answer my more general question of, is it possible to modify the HTML that is inserted on any button click? Supposing for example I wanted to modify the HTML that is generated for the bold button from <strong></strong> to the deprecated <b></b> (I appreciate that it is a poor example and that no one would actually want to do this), is it possible?  If it is possible can you please supply an example of how it can be done.

 

Kind Regards

 

Andy Maggs

Andy,

 

You can modify the default HTML through the CuteEditor APIs or through the server side code.

>> for example I wanted to modify the HTML that is generated for the bold button from <strong></strong> to the deprecated <b></b>

In the example, you can use the Editor.UsePhysicalFormattingTags Property.

These are two types of text formatting tags -- logical formatting tags ( <strong> and <em> ), which describe the information in the element, and physical formatting tags (<b> and <i>), which specify its appearance. By default CuteEditor use the logical formatting tags ( <strong> and <em> ). If you want to use the physical tags (<b> and <i>), you can set this property to true.
 
Hope it helps.

Keep me posted.