Hi,

I'm trying to remove the header and footer from selected Joomla articles so they can be used in modal windows.  Joomla Global Configuration is properly set to no filtering for the superuser account.  JCE configuration has been set or confirmed based on the results of searches of users with the same problem. Using or not using a code block in the JCE editor has no impact.  I've removed the style tags from the code below and paused my VPN because I keep getting blocked while trying to submit the ticket.  

header, footer { display: none; }

Please advise, thanks.

RA

Thanks for the reply.

Your suggestion worked but it also removed all page formatting in addition to the header and footer.  Is there a way to isolate just the header and footer, for removal?  Also, why won't the style entry save?

Thanks and please advise.

VR

Thanks for the reply.

I'm not sure Joomla is striping off the style tags.  I thought this action was unique to the TinyMCE editor, and don't understand how JCE could function if this were the case.  First, I'm in a superuser account and Joomla text filtering is confirmed to be off.  Second, I'm using Yootheme Pro.  I use style tags extensively in Yootheme elements for functionality that doesn't use the JCE editor, such as adding colour to a title, and they work fine in those instances.   

In this case, I'm in the JCE editor, in a Yootheme text element.  I open JCE editor and put the style entry into 'line 1' of the markup.  When I move to the editor tab it shows the style block.  When 'ok' is pressed on either code or editor tabs, it appears to save but the style tag is gone when I reopen the text element, *immediately* after.

One quirky symptom is that if I enter the style entry into JCE , then *immediately* save the Yootheme element (a content addition is required to trigger the save function) it works.  The header and footer sections are hidden, per the instructions from Yootheme support. Obviously this isn't a solution, but it's worthy of note.   

Please advise.  Thanks.

VR  

I was trying to use Regular Labs Modals but I've removed the modal tags they use.  At this point I'm trying to simplify the process and get an article to display without a header and footer.  

VR

Hi,

The following is the response from Yootheme.  I've tried it and it works - it removes the header and footer, when JCE is disabled.  It appears that either JCE has a bug, or my JCE environment isn't set up correctly.   

Please advise.  Thanks.

VR 

Yootheme (VR quote from original ticket): I'm using JCE and currently it's not saving the <style> entry.

Yootheme: If the WYISWYG editor removes the style element, and you cannot configure it accordingly to prevent that, please just disable the WYSIWYG editor temporarily.

Yootheme: Select Joomla Admin > System > Setup > Global Configuration > Site > Default Editor: Editor - None, and save the changes.

Yootheme: Then edit the article, and try again what is described in https://yootheme.com/support/question/168020#answer-543642.

VR: Are there known issues with Yootheme and JCE together?

Yootheme: No, there are not. 😊

Hi,

I have confirmed Global Configuration -> Text Filters -> Super Users  set to 'No Filtering' and the 'Allow CSS' and other JCE settings are as displayed in the attached image. 

Please advise.  Thanks. 

 VR

Hi,

I wish I could but I'm developing locally with XAMPP.

Please advise.  Thanks.

VR 

Attached as requested.

Thanks.

VR

No. The style code remains between Code and Editor tabs, before save. 

For the screen grabs I added the style entry into the code tab and the style block was added by JCE for the editor tab display. 

The style entry was removed on save.

Thanks.

VR   

Hi

I'm caught in the middle here and don't know what to do next.

The support from Yootheme, posted here Wednesday, 11 December 2024 16:06 GMT, says its a JCE problem and JCE says its a Yootheme problem.   As I mentioned earlier, I'm using style tags in Yootheme elements outside of JCE without issues.  That doesn't mean it's a JCE problem, but it's a troubleshooting consideration.  With the large distribution of Yootheme and JCE, and my vanilla environment, I find it difficult to believe that this is an outlier.  I'm not interested in assigning blame, I just need it to work.  

Please advise on how I should proceed.

 Thanks,

VR

I apologize, but now I'm confused.  If the Yootheme WYSIWYG editor is TinyMCE and that's the root cause of this problem, how can it be used as a solution?   

Thanks.

VR

Hi.  Sorry about the delayed response.  I had other deliverables. 

As <style> is an html tag I believe it's being stripped out because it belongs in the <head> section, which is inaccessible as far as my YTP knowledge goes. Good suggestion, though.  I gave it a try but unfortunately it didn't work.

Thanks,

VR       

Hi.  Thanks for the help.  I tried several different things and workarounds but apparently missed backing out of something and had to restore from backup.  So I took a day off and watched a ballgame.  I'll give it a shot.  Much appreciated.

VR