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Rich text caused Unexpected Error when merging against Advanced Template
I'm asking so many questions in here we may have to rename this the "starlingMark Questions" group.
We are merging a rich text field into an advanced template and it is causing an unexpected error. When I look at the underlying HTML in the rich text field I can see that it setup it's own style tags, which causes the template to barf. If I manually set the styles to inline everything prints properly.
I know that I could use a regex to pull out any style tags, but then I would also lose the formatting.
Anybody have a good workaround for this? Is there a way to force a rich text field to only use inline styles?
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