NOP 4.2 - HTML minify issue

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3 Jahre weitere
If you minify the HTML you will find that the <p> tags have been stripped out and there are no spaces between the paragraphs, the rich editor of NOP creates these tags for spaces.

<p style="text-align: left;"> </p>
3 Jahre weitere
It's not about the "HTML minification" setting available on the general page. You're talking only about the rich editor. Please confirm
3 Jahre weitere
The Rich Editor places <p> tags for spaces and if you tick the box in admin to minify the HTML it removes these spaces.
3 Jahre weitere
Any feedback on this one please.
3 Jahre weitere
Hi Paul,

Thanks. We'll check it in the near time. Here is a work item - https://github.com/nopSolutions/nopCommerce/issues/4872
3 Jahre weitere
Thanks, as a fix would it be best to apply CSS to all header tabs to leave a margin above so that when the Paragraph tags are removed the spaces are still there?
3 Jahre weitere
We fixed this problem, please see the work item for more details.
3 Jahre weitere
Looks like there is another bug with HTML minification.
It turns out that if you have HTML minification turned on it strips out https from from URLs that may exist with the context of the HTML.

An example where this causes a problem is when using the PayPal Smart Buttons plugin.
The HTML minification  converts "https://www.paypal.com/sdk/js"  to "//www.paypal.com/sdk/js", which makes the plugin unusable.  The only way to get it to work is to turn off HTML minification.

Anything else that requires "https" within the HTML content to function properly will not work if HTML minification is turned on.
3 Jahre weitere
Sizzler wrote:
Looks like there is another bug with HTML minification.
It turns out that if you have HTML minification turned on it strips out https from from URLs that may exist with the context of the HTML.

An example where this causes a problem is when using the PayPal Smart Buttons plugin.
The HTML minification  converts "https://www.paypal.com/sdk/js"  to "//www.paypal.com/sdk/js", which makes the plugin unusable.  The only way to get it to work is to turn off HTML minification.

Anything else that requires "https" within the HTML content to function properly will not work if HTML minification is turned on.


This has been fixed here.
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