Reputation: 46
Whenever we have a list item that starts with bold or italic text and then it has normal text, a
appears just in front of the <strong>
or <italic>
tag. This happens only if there's a mixture of font-styles. It appears in every single email client.
HTML
<ul><li><strong>bold</strong></li><li><strong>bold </strong>and normal</li><li>normal and <strong>bold</strong></li><li><em>italic</em><strong> </strong>and normal</li><li>normal and <em>italic</em></li><li><strong>bold </strong>and <em>italic</em></li><li><strong><em>bold-italic</em></strong></li></ul>
How it appears in every email client
This is the code when I inspect the email
Any suggestions why is that happening?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1728
Reputation: 484
This isn't a simple_format
issue. From what I'm seeing it is due to Chrome html source autocorect.
If you notice, this happens every two <li>
tag.
This is because simple_format
convert every new line into a <br>
tag which is not permitted inside a <ul>
. So Chrome corrects that for you and tries to put in the first allowed spot. In your case, inside the next <li>
tag.
To be sure, try outputting the result of simple_format(your_text)
in the rails console. You should see what the problem is.
Try to remove all the \n
between the <ul>
tag and put into a single line, like this:
<ul><li>First</li><li>Second</li><li>Third</li></ul>
Upvotes: 1