Hello,
I am using serendipity_event_glossary and noted that it works with plain keywords - like 'Serendipity', 'K12', Iexp'. But when I use par example 'I<sub>exp</sub>' to make subscript the glossary does not work. It does not work even I entered as keyword 'I<sub>exp</sub>' in plugin confuguration. I suppose that this is intended behavior, to avoid from undesirable side effects. Here is my question: Is it possible to make more complex parsing of the keywords to allow such 'light' HTML but still to be not dangerous ?
serendipity_event_glossary
serendipity_event_glossary
Ivan Cenov
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Bulgaria
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Re: serendipity_event_glossary
Hi!
Sadly there is no easy way to allow HTML input there; you would have to build a whitelist which is just too hard to maintain.
Maybe instead you want to have a look at the serendipity_event_contentrewrite plugin? If I recall correctly, this should support HTML markup.
Best regards,
Garvin
Sadly there is no easy way to allow HTML input there; you would have to build a whitelist which is just too hard to maintain.
Maybe instead you want to have a look at the serendipity_event_contentrewrite plugin? If I recall correctly, this should support HTML markup.
Best regards,
Garvin
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