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Add CSS Class using <font> instead of <span>

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Lance Long asked on 05 May 2010, 02:41 AM
I created a style .tt{...} to replace the <tt> tag (since I didn't see how to enable the button on the toolbar).  However, if I select a portion of a paragraph, the Add CSS Class menu adds the class in a font tag which is non-compliant and nasty.  How do I overide and make it use a span tag?

Format now:
<p>This is my <font class="tt">monospace text</font></p>

Desired format:
<p>This is my <span class="tt">monospace text</span></p>

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answered on 05 May 2010, 12:32 PM
Hello Lance,

The ConvertFontToSpan filter automatically converts all font tags to span tags when switching to HTML mode or submitting the content. You should make sure that this filter is enabled.

You can test the filter in this demo: Built-in Content Filters.

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