Invision Community 4: SEO, prepare for v5 and dormant account notifications By Matt Monday at 02:04 PM
Beomyong Park Posted July 23, 2021 Posted July 23, 2021 Invision Community seems to automatically remove id or name property in html element. Without id property, it seem not possible to put internal links in the same article. ie, I would like to make it possible to write an article (or database record) like: In this topic <a href='#step1'>1. Registratio'</a> <a href='#step2'>2. Installation</a> ... <h2 id='step1'>1. Registration</h2> .... <h2 id='step1'>2. Installation</h2> .... But Invision community removes automatically: id ='step1' id='step2' Can I get any help?
Management Solution Matt Posted July 23, 2021 Management Solution Posted July 23, 2021 How are you adding this HTML to the editor? Does your member group have permission to post HTML? All posts are cleaned to remove potentially breaking elements, but this is bypassed if you have permission to post HTML. Unienc and Beomyong Park 2
Beomyong Park Posted July 23, 2021 Author Posted July 23, 2021 (edited) Thanks Matt for your excellent advice, which is perfect. By the way, I am answering your question: 11 hours ago, Matt said: How are you adding this HTML to the editor? I had added Source Dialog plugin from CKEditor using Add Button. But now I see that I didn't have to do that because Invision community is smart enough to show(or add) the Source button when a user has permission to post HTML. 11 hours ago, Matt said: Does your member group have permission to post HTML? All posts are cleaned to remove potentially breaking elements, but this is bypassed if you have permission to post HTML. I did not know that. Thanks for your strong support. On top of that, I also added Table of Contents plugin from CKEditor using Add Button and it works well under the permission. Edited July 23, 2021 by Beomyong Park
Management Matt Posted July 26, 2021 Management Posted July 26, 2021 Excellent, glad to hear you got it resolved. 🙂
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