How to avoid tags to be detected as Component
Question
I want to avoid some of the tags not to detect as components like 'B', 'I' etc tag. The problem is I have a component like this <p data-gjs-type="text">Insert Text Here</p> When I add Bold style to some textnode like this <p data-gjs-type="text">Insert Text <b>Here</b></p> due to its component behaviour B tag also detecting as Text component. When I saved it and come back, now it got divided into two components. So I want to Avoid some tags to be as component. How to fix this?
Answers (3)
Hi @krishnaeverestengineering why you don't just simply use the rich text editor to make the text bold?
Yes we can use it . But the problem is after saving and loading the content again makes that B tag as separate text component. That I want to avoid as another component
See this, now bold text is now another text component
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