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Drupal problem with inline style <p style=""> and <br />

Submitted by rex on Tue, 05/26/2009 - 22:05

If your users can not add inline style attributes to your allowed html tags, just create a new role like superuser etc and let this role use full-html. Do not give access to untrusted to use this role. Add <br> to allowed tags and use <br> instead of <br />.

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