Newsletter Builder Placeholder in wysiwyg editor
5 posts by 2 authors in: Forums > CMS Builder: Plugins & Add-ons
Last Post: March 10, 2017 (RSS)
By ht1080z - March 6, 2017
Hi,
When i create a new HTML template in cmsBuilder > Newsletter Builder > Templates and add the #content# placeholder to the main body the wysiwyg editor automatically add a paragraph tag like: <p>#content#</p> and this creates additional vertical space breaking my template design.
Note: I add the HTML newsletter <head>...</head> (with css and META TAGS) to the common.php and in the template i'm adding only the content of my body. Without this it is additional problems (<p> tag adding to the head as well).
How can i avoid this? Please advise,
Karls
By gregThomas - March 9, 2017
Hi Karls,
The easiest solution is to edit the HTML in the editor and wrap the #content# tag in a div instead (see attached screenshot).
If something doesn't have a tag, then the WYSIWYG will automatically add a P tag. But if one is already present, the WYSIWYG will ignore it.
PHP Programmer - interactivetools.com
By ht1080z - March 9, 2017
Hi Greg,
and thank you for the quick solution. I tried only span but not div.
I cannot help myself but to ask about your screenshot. There is something my eyes immediately found...
There is a folder Order & Shopping Cart. I assume is something that is under development but I'm really interested in.
If you can please let me know more details.
Thank you again,
Karls
By gregThomas - March 10, 2017
Hi Karls,
Well spotted! That's from our shopping cart system 'Simple Cart'. It has the following features:
- Full cart system that integrates into CMS Builder.
- Support for several different payment processors (PayPal, Authorize.net, Stripe)
- Discount Code System.
- Integration with the Website Membership plugin (users can log in and see their previous orders).
We don't provide it as a stand-alone plugin as we find every cart setup is different (custom tax rates, shipping costs, payment processors, all of which normally need custom programming). If you contact consulting@interactivetools.com we can give an estimate to implement it into a site for you. A cart integration normally costs between $500 and $1200 depending on the amount of custom programming that's required.
Let me know if you have any questions!
PHP Programmer - interactivetools.com
By ht1080z - March 10, 2017
Hi Greg,
Thank you for the extra info about the Shopping cart. Definitely will adjust this somehow in my next ecommerce project.
Great news anyway!
Karls