I guess I've read most of the SO questions and CKEditor documentation about this, but it does not work for me.
It should be plain and simple, in my CKEditor config.js, I have this :
CKEDITOR.editorConfig = function(config) {
config.allowedContent = true;
};
But the html is still filtered and this piece of code is being stripped :
<p>
<a href="/site/public/press.pdf"><span class="icon-presseFile"></span></a>
<a href="/site/public/pics.zip"><span class="icon-pressePics"></span></a>
</p>
into this :
<p> </p>
The <span>
elements are font icons.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
EDIT
It works if I add some text in the <span>
elements (but I don't want tohave to do that)
This solution helped me solved my problem : CKEditor strips <i> Tag
For the span I wrote in the config.js :
Be aware that it might be a rogue plugin causing config.allowedContent = true to be ignored. I just learned this at a cost of 12 hours of my life.
The offending plugin overrode config.allowedContent = true in the custom config file. So if you're banging your head against the wall cursing at CKEditor, try disabling/commenting out all of your plugins (config.extraPlugins). If the problem goes away, you know one of those plugins is the cause.
I found that I had to add it OUTSIDE of the main config function.
This worked:
But this didn't:
I had the same problem using Firefox. To solve it I had to change the name of the config.js file to anything else like ckeConfig.js and declare the new name:
And don't forget to link in Html too: