What is the best way to disable TinyMCE. I am stick of it stuffing up my code.
I see that it can be set to be disabled at startup. Is the the way to go?
Thanks
[Solved]How to disable TinyMCE
[Solved]How to disable TinyMCE
Last edited by jasnick on Sat Mar 19, 2011 10:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: How to disable TinyMCE
Have you tried uninstalling it?
Re: How to disable TinyMCE
or "My Preferences -> User Preferences -> Select WYSIWYG to use: none"
Re: How to disable TinyMCE
Thanks Wishbone and uniqu3 - I think I'll go with User Preferences.
Re: [Solved]How to disable TinyMCE
You can also set it to not start on page load, which will let you turn it on if needed...
Re: [Solved]How to disable TinyMCE
What issues were you having with it?jasnick wrote:What is the best way to disable TinyMCE. I am stick of it stuffing up my code.
Re: [Solved]How to disable TinyMCE
Hi Wishbone - just didn't like the way it kept interfering with my code. It would add extra divs and didn't like anything unusual like the code I used for my rounded corner boxes:
<div class="rcbox">
<div class="rctop">
<div></div></div>
I had to comment the empty divs and put them on single lines:
<div class="rcbox">
<div class="rctop">
<div><!--comment--></div>
</div>
I ended up doing what Dr.CSS has suggested and disabled it at startup, once I found that option. I don't need it for myself but wil need to know how it works for clients.
Thanks.
<div class="rcbox">
<div class="rctop">
<div></div></div>
I had to comment the empty divs and put them on single lines:
<div class="rcbox">
<div class="rctop">
<div><!--comment--></div>
</div>
I ended up doing what Dr.CSS has suggested and disabled it at startup, once I found that option. I don't need it for myself but wil need to know how it works for clients.
Thanks.