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In my page (basic page content type) I have the following code in the body field

<h3 class="blue-txt">Heading</h3>

In my custom themes page.tpl.php I have

<?php print render($page['content']); ?>

However the rendered content replaces the h3 with a p and stripes my class for some reason and I need it to render the code that I saved. 

<p>header</p>

However, if I use the following then it will print correctly:

<?php print field_get_items('node', $node, 'body')[0]['value']; ?>

If I use that then when I navigate to any of the default pages, mainly the admin login I get an error as $node is not defined. I added a conditional to check that $node was defined to prevent the error. After that the error wasn't displayed but since $node was supposed to contain the content, no content is displayed.

What am I doing wrong here? I just need my page to print out the body without deciding it should edit my code for me and I don't understand why $page['content'] is butchering my code.

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  • After looking at the array values for $page['content'] it looks like what is being displayed is the safe_value instead of the value. How can I tell drupal to use the value instead? – Eric Farley Jan 7 '15 at 1:16
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    Ok, as you are using the body field I am assuming you are using a WYSIWYG, which one? The WYSIWYG module? You should not have to tinker with the tpl to get h3s to display. What are your allowed tags in Configuration > Content Authoring > WYSIWYG Profiles > Your_Profile? – sareed Jan 7 '15 at 1:41
  • I am using CKEditor for my wysiwyg. – Eric Farley Jan 7 '15 at 16:17
  • I don't think ckeditor is the issue. In the editor my tags are being displayed correctly, I've already allowed the necessary tags in ckeditors filters. I just need to figure out how to render the value instead of the safe value – Eric Farley Jan 7 '15 at 16:38
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Try going to admin/config/content/formats/html where 'html' is your WYSIWYG profile and check your filter processing order.

Mine:

Insert view filter
Convert Media tags to markup
CKEditor Link Filter
Convert URLs into links
Correct faulty and chopped off HTML
Limit allowed HTML tags

If I put 'Limit allowed HTML tags' at the top I get similar issues to what you are describing.

EDIT: The order did not actually cause the issue for me. I had just forgotten to add <h3> to the allowed list.

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Did you check the options under Structure > Content Types > Basic page > Manage Display > Body field (format column).

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  • The manage display format for body is "Default" – Eric Farley Jan 6 '15 at 20:40

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