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Site Studio Designer Guide > User Interface > WYSIWYG Element Validation ...
When contributors work in the Contributor application, they are generally free to add whatever text, graphics, and other content they like. As a designer, however, your goal may be to enforce consistency, especially formatting consistency, from one web page to another. You may also want to keep the content to a minimum on a particular page. You can enforce such standards with element validation (available in the WYSIWYG Element dialog).
Element | Description |
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Use default validation | Uses the default validation options provided by Site Studio. Choose from the following:
min: Enforces a minimum amount of text (in characters). max: Enforces a maximum amount of text (in characters). Disallowed characters: Prevents contributors from using the characters that you specify here. Allow line breaks <br>: When checked, contributors can create a line break (soft return), which is usually done by pressing SHIFT + ENTER on the keyboard. Allow paragraphs <p>: When checked, contributors can create a paragraph (hard return), which is usually done by pressing ENTER on the keyboard. Allow images <img>: When checked, contributors can add images. |
Use external validation | Uses an external validation script that you provide.
Settings: Opens the Advanced Element validation dialog (see Advanced Element Validation Dialog), where you can enter the values from your script. |
OK | Saves your settings and closes the WYSIWYG Element Validation dialog. |
Cancel | Cancels your settings and closes the WYSIWYG Element Validation dialog. |
Help | Opens the online help for this specific dialog. |
The default validation options in this dialog are derived from a script, ss_default_validation_script.js, that is provided by Site Studio.