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#1 2009-05-06 06:48:07
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Does <txp:body /> HAVE to wrap itself in <p> tags?
I’m trying to use <txp:body /> in an article form, but I want a link to appear right after the body text, in the same paragraph (not on a new line). Is there a way to tell textpattern to just return the raw text from the body without putting it in <p> tags?
I’ve searched, but not finding answers, maybe I’m using the wrong terms. Any help appreciated!
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Re: Does <txp:body /> HAVE to wrap itself in <p> tags?
It’s because your ‘Article Markup’ setting is on ‘Use Textile’
you can switch it to ‘Convert linebreaks’
but then you will not have ‘Textile’ style
If you do want ‘Textile’ you can use css to display the <p> as inline (display:inline;)
example:
<style type=“text/css”>
div.txp_body p {
display:inline;
}
</style>
<div class=“txp_body”>
<txp:body />
bla bla text after the body in the same line as the body text.
</div>
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Re: Does <txp:body /> HAVE to wrap itself in <p> tags?
Hi
In your article textile add <p> tag to all paragraph, and in textbook you have that
Maybe putting your article with “no textile” (at left colonne in article tab) can help!
Cheers
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