Feature #25085
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Remapping: Logical vs. presentational markup
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Description
By default, the RTE provides buttons for presentational markup and also remaps logical to presentational markup. E.g.,
< strong >example 1< /strong >
< em >example 2< /em >
becomes
< b >example 1< /b >
< i >example 1< /i >
Since presentational properties are the domain of CSS, the remapping should act the other way round and the buttons for the logical markup should be displayed by default.
(issue imported from #M17650)
Updated by Stanislas Rolland almost 14 years ago
The remapping is done for Firefox only when standard inline elements are used. This is due to the Firefox Midas execCommand method which does not support strong and em elements (https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Midas).
However, using the Extension Manager, you can configure the RTE to enable Additional Inline Elements. All logical and presentational markup will then be available. You just need to configure the toolbar with those you want your authors to use. See the manual for documentation of the behaviour of these elements. When this option is enabled, no remapping is performed in any browser.
Updated by Christian Hennecke over 13 years ago
OK, thanks. I was under the impression that remapping was still done if Additional Inline Elements were enabled.
Updated by Mathias Schreiber almost 10 years ago
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