This option has been replaced with the new valid_children as of 3.4.
This option gives you the ability to specify what elements are valid inside different parent elements. For example you may force that only thead,tbody,tfoot are valid within a table element. This option gives you a lot more control of the output XHTML and to ensure that it is more valid according to W3C specifications.
Format:
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| / | Separates elements. Multiple elements may match a set of child nodes. |
| , | Separates element chunks. |
| [ | Starts a new child node list for a element definition. |
| ] | Ends a new child node list for a element definition. |
| %itrans | Variable for inline XHTML transitional elements. |
| %itrans_na | Variable for inline XHTML transitional elements excluding A elements. |
| %btrans | Variable for block XHTML transitional elements. |
| %istrict | Variable for inline XHTML strict elements. |
| %istrict_na | Variable for inline XHTML strict elements excluding A elements. |
| %bstrict | Variable for block XHTML strict elements. |
| #text | Name for text nodes. |
| #comment | Name for comment nodes. |
Example of usage of the valid_child_elements option:
tinyMCE.init({
...
valid_child_elements : "h1/h2/h3/h4/h5/h6/a[%itrans_na],table[thead|tbody|tfoot|tr|td],strong/b/p/div/em/i/td[%itrans|#text],body[%btrans|#text]"
});
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