By default, the HTML tags below are supported inside the "body" or "description" fields of an item throughout the Mercury Content Management System (CMS).

Link: <a href=" "></a>
Link with target: <a href=" " target=" "></a> *
HTML Image: <img src=" ">
Bold: <b></b>
Italics: <i></i>
Underline: <u></u>
Unordered List: <ul><li></li></ul> **
Ordered List: <ol><li></li></ol>
Style Span: <span id=" "></span>
Paragraph: <p id=" " align=" "></p> ***
Line Break: <br>
Mercury Image: [image # x]
Mercury Media: [media type # x]
The Mercury Image tag displays the medium size image of the designated Media Set along with it's caption. The Mercury Media tag displays the thumbnail or document type icon.

The "#" should be replaced with the media set number assignment, and the "x" should be replaced with either "l", "r" or "c" to denote it's alignment within the column.
Sample: [image 1 r]
Sample: [media image 6 l] or [media pdf 12 r]
Note: Be sure to use the square brackets " [ ] " for the "image" and "media" tags.

* The TARGET attribute must follow the HREF
** <ul> becomes '<ul id="body" type="circle">'
*** Works with or without 'id=" "'

 

Allow all HTML

An "Allow all HTML" check box appears beneath some "body" and "description" fields throughout the Mercury Administration Tools. When checked, it disengages the "Pseudo-HTML" support, and allows all HTML entered to be processed and displayed. When not checked, the Mercury CMS will only process HTML tags outlined above.