When replying or commenting on a ticket, I can see the text color, if color
is selected. When viewing the source, I can also see the span tags.
But after updating the ticket, the span tags disappear and thus the color
does too when displaying the ticket.
Am I missing something in the configuration or do I need to make some
changes to the theme files?
James Moseley
Looking through the RT_Config.pm file, I’ve set this in my site config
file:
Set($PreferRichText, 1);
However, colored text still does not display in emails sent by RT nor in
the ticket display view - only while creating text while commenting,
replying, etc. Bold and italicized email displays, but not color.
No big deal, just thought I’d pass this along.
James Moseley
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RT 3.8.0 rich text color problems
When replying or commenting on a ticket, I can see the text color, if color
is selected. When viewing the source, I can also see the span tags.
But after updating the ticket, the span tags disappear and thus the color
does too when displaying the ticket.
Am I missing something in the configuration or do I need to make some
changes to the theme files?
James Moseley
Looking through the RT_Config.pm file, I’ve set this in my site config
file:
Set($PreferRichText, 1);
However, colored text still does not display in emails sent by RT
nor in
the ticket display view - only while creating text while commenting,
replying, etc. Bold and italicized email displays, but not color.
No big deal, just thought I’d pass this along.
I suspect our html-cleaning stuff is stripping out the color on
display. That could probably get relaxed if people think it’s a good
idea.
-j
I suspect our html-cleaning stuff is stripping out the color on
display. That could probably get relaxed if people think it’s a good
idea.
Thanks, Jessie. To me personally, the value of editing in color doesn’t
make much sense if others can’t see those colors when looking at a ticket
via the GUI interface or email.
James Moseley