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Making TinyMCE Output Styles Instead of Deprecated Tags
A practical editor-cleanup note for Evolution CMS teams that want cleaner frontend HTML from TinyMCE.
Visual editors often produce markup that is technically valid but awkward for modern frontend work. A common example is underlined text being output through older presentational tags when the project would rather keep style-based markup or cleaner semantic HTML.
The practical goal is not to chase one perfect HTML format. It is to make the editor produce markup that better matches the project’s styling rules and maintenance expectations.
Why this matters
- Templates are easier to style consistently.
- Editor output becomes less tied to outdated presentational markup.
- Frontend cleanup work is reduced later.
On Evo sites that still rely on TinyMCE, tuning output rules is one of the easiest ways to improve long-term content quality without retraining every editor manually.
Changing Link Text Based on the Current Parent Section
How to vary link text or UI labels depending on the current parent section by using UltimateParent-style logic in Evolution CMS.
Customizing Ditto Pagination Markup for Carousel-Style Navigation
How to adapt Ditto pagination templates when the listing is rendered inside a carousel or slider-style wrapper instead of a plain text pager.