Hi,
From the Overview, one of the features of the RadSpell:
Ignoring inline scripts and style definitions
From the Overview, one of the features of the RadSpell:
Ignoring inline scripts and style definitions
RadSpell now automatically ignores inline script tags (<script></script>) and style definitions (<style></style>) in the HTML code. Since those tags are not used for storing text, they are not processed in order to avoid false spelling error reports.
Unfortunately, this is not working for me. I have a style block, following the opening body tag, and..
heres a snippet of style definition before spell check:
BODY {
PADDING-RIGHT: 10px; PADDING-LEFT: 10px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 10px; MARGIN: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 10px; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #867833
}
TD {
VERTICAL-ALIGN: top
}
and, same snippet, after spell check:
BODY {
PADDING-RIGHT: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_0'>10px</span>; PADDING-LEFT: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_1'>10px</span>; PADDING-BOTTOM: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_2'>10px</span>; MARGIN: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_3'>0px</span>; PADDING-TOP: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_4'>10px</span>; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #867833
}
<span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_5'>TD</span> {
VERTICAL-ALIGN: top
}
How can I preserve my styles??
Additionally, can I ensure they remain one per line, like:
BODY {PADDING-RIGHT: 10px; }
TD {VERTICAL-ALIGN: top}
Thanks! David
btw- I know that style blocks ought to be in the head, but for html emails (newsletters) this seems to be a common means to ensure styles apply, as many email clients strip all tags outside, and including, the body tag.
Unfortunately, this is not working for me. I have a style block, following the opening body tag, and..
heres a snippet of style definition before spell check:
BODY {
PADDING-RIGHT: 10px; PADDING-LEFT: 10px; PADDING-BOTTOM: 10px; MARGIN: 0px; PADDING-TOP: 10px; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #867833
}
TD {
VERTICAL-ALIGN: top
}
and, same snippet, after spell check:
BODY {
PADDING-RIGHT: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_0'>10px</span>; PADDING-LEFT: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_1'>10px</span>; PADDING-BOTTOM: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_2'>10px</span>; MARGIN: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_3'>0px</span>; PADDING-TOP: <span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_4'>10px</span>; BACKGROUND-COLOR: #867833
}
<span class='RadEWrongWord' id='RadESpellError_5'>TD</span> {
VERTICAL-ALIGN: top
}
How can I preserve my styles??
Additionally, can I ensure they remain one per line, like:
BODY {PADDING-RIGHT: 10px; }
TD {VERTICAL-ALIGN: top}
Thanks! David
btw- I know that style blocks ought to be in the head, but for html emails (newsletters) this seems to be a common means to ensure styles apply, as many email clients strip all tags outside, and including, the body tag.
