This must be possible and is probably explained somewhere, but I couldn't find it on the first pass, so:
How do I get a keyword to display on a standard page as text? I tried escaping the percent symbols as HTML entities, but the wysiwyg just converts them back (even this forum does it!) and the keyword disappears.
EDIT: OK, so converting to Raw HTML does it - I'll just get back in my box. It is Friday afternoon, after all!
I had this problem on the Community site:
%asset_short_name%
You'll need to use (sans spaces):
& # 3 7 ;
to get the %.
[quote]You'll need to use (sans spaces):
& # 3 7 ;[/quote]
Thanks, but I found that this did not work - or at least only worked once. The WYSIWIG 'converts' the entity on the first round trip to the database, and you're back where you started.
So, apart from @Duncan, the deafening silence leads me to believe there is no way of doing this in the WYSIWYG. Right?
Seems a kinda fundamental gap.
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Thanks, but I found that this did not work - or at least only worked once. The WYSIWIG 'converts' the entity on the first round trip to the database, and you're back where you started.
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I found that even switching between WYSIWYG and source edit mode mangles character entities. So I don't believe there's a way to do this with the WYSIWYG, no.
Open "DIV properties", in the section of Content Type, tick "disable keywords".
d'oh! I guessed it would be there somewhere - right in front of me all the time!
Thank you!
My pleasure. :lol:
Fundamental gap averted. Result.