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I feel your pain.I've pulled my hair out with TSREF syntax in the past, mostly because I have never had a lot of free time to learn it. I just ran a Google search for "tt_content.table. bodytext parseFunc " and didn't find a snippet either.

My recommendation is to use CSS to render the P tags useless within tables until a better option is found. Something like this should work.



Gregory Remington
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I am trying to find a way to remove the <P> tags that TYPO3 automatically inserts in tables inserted via the RTE. [example: <tr><td><p class="bodytext"> ].
I know how to remove the <P> tags for Everything, but I only want the <p> tags removed inside the table, not the rest of my content on a page.

I have searched the TYPO3 documentation, Forums and googled it. I have found information pointing me in the right direction, but I don't understand the TSREF documentation enough to figure out exactly what I need to do.

I found a post in the TYPO3 forums: http://support.typo3.org:8080/jive/thread.jspa?messageID=273422&#273422 that says " So go and find in the object browser where parseFunc is for your content item (dependent upon the type, and if its table put in via the rte then
that is a text content type, not a table content type.) And then with a copy of TSref in hand look at what parseFunc is doing with the content when it renders it, and tell it not to wrap lines in tables with a paragraph tag."

Unfortunately, I can't figure out the correct syntax that will remove the <p> tags from within the table content only, and not the rest of my content on the page. I want the <P> tags preserved when the content manager uses the <enter> key.

Any help would be so greatly appreciated. I feel like the answer is right at my finger tips but the TSREF document really isn't helping.

Thanks !