(Requires: 3.4)
The valid_children enables you to control what child elements can exists within what parent elements. TinyMCE will remove/split any non HTML transitional contents by default. So for example a P can't be a child of another P element.
The syntax for this option is a comma separated list of parents with elements that should be added/removed as valid children for that element. So for example "+body[style]" would add style as a valid child of body.
Control characters:
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
| + | Adds children to the list of valid elements for the specified parent. |
| - | Removes children from the list of valid children for the specified parent. |
This example shows you how to add style as a valid child of body and remove div as a valid child. It also forces only strong and a and text contents to be valid children of P.
tinyMCE.init({
...
valid_children : "+body[style],-body[div],p[strong|a|#text]"
});
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