http://bugs.koha-community.org/bugzilla3/show_bug.cgi?id=11584 --- Comment #10 from David Cook <dcook@prosentient.com.au> --- I'm working on changing the system preferences and wrapping the WYSIWYG editor with a a system preference... I don't think WYSIWYG editors necessarily make sense everywhere you can use HTML though. If the HTML is going into a <div>, then it's probably OK. However, if the HTML is a fragment going into an element like a <ul>, we should be careful. For instance, the HTML from "IntranetNav" should probably just be a <li> element, which TinyMCE can't do... as it'll "fix it" by wrapping it in a <ul>... even if you edit it by hand using the HTML button. By contrast, you can put pretty much anything in "IntranetmainUserblock" and it'll be all right. -- Yes: IntranetmainUserblock SelfCheckHelpMessage NoLoginInstructions opaccredits opacheader OpacMainUserBlock OPACMySummaryHTML OpacNav OpacNavBottom OpacNavRight OPACNoResultsFound OPACResultsSidebar PatronSelfRegistrationAdditionalInstructions No: IntranetNav (HTML needs to be <li> elements) OpacCustomSearch (would require hand-coding of the form and input elements...) OPACSearchForTitleIn (HTML needs to be <li> elements) -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.