`-tags or whatever is configured. This depends on whether a stylesheet is used or not. If a stylesheet is used the individual sections between the typotags are usually wrapped separately. Now lets see how this behaviour challenges the use of the RTE. This describes how the situation is handled regarding the two Text-types as mentioned above. (Numbers refer to the previous bulletlist): #. Line breaks: The RTE removes all line breaks and makes line breaks itself by either inserting a :code:`
...
` section or :code:`...
` before passing the content to the RTE and further we need to revert the :code:`` sections in addition to the :code:`
`-tags to line breaks when the
content is returned to the database from the RTE.
The greatest challenge here is however what to do if a :code:`
`
tag has parameters like 'class' or 'align'. In that case we can't just
discard the tag. So the tag is preserved.
#. The substitution of http:// and mailto: does not represent any
problems here.
#. "Typotags": The typotags are not real HTML tags so they would be
removed by the RTE. Therefore those tags must be converted into
something else. This is actually an opportunity and the solution to
the problem is that all :code:``-tags are converted into regular
:code:``-tags, all :code:`` or :code:`
` sections
(ordered/unordered lists, type depends on the type set for the
:code:`