Essentially what happens is that if an editor wants to insert a macro inline inside of a block element like a <p /> they can't because the TinyMCE config won't allow it which is quite right in most situations however the issue is only caused by the fact that macros are rendered in the RTE in a <div /> and when they are rendered on the front end they won't actually be breaking any markup rules.
Initially I thought that we could address this by implementing the valid_children configuration however on further thought this might not be ideal due to the fact that its means allowing the rules to be broken in cases where it is not desired.
Perhaps we need to come up with a custom element for encapsulating macro content inside of the RTE?
I'm looking for input on how people think this might be best tackled?
TinyMCE Rich Text Editor Moves Macro Outside of Block Level Elements
The issue can be found here:
TinyMCE Rich Text Editor Moves Macro Outside of Block Level Elements http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-8672
Essentially what happens is that if an editor wants to insert a macro inline inside of a block element like a
<p />they can't because the TinyMCE config won't allow it which is quite right in most situations however the issue is only caused by the fact that macros are rendered in the RTE in a<div />and when they are rendered on the front end they won't actually be breaking any markup rules.Initially I thought that we could address this by implementing the valid_children configuration however on further thought this might not be ideal due to the fact that its means allowing the rules to be broken in cases where it is not desired.
Perhaps we need to come up with a custom element for encapsulating macro content inside of the RTE?
I'm looking for input on how people think this might be best tackled?
Thanks, Simon
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