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Safe Text: Filtered HTML Plus

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on February 7, 2011 - 6:14am
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The safetext module began as an idea for an installation aid, but

Any anonymous or just-registered authenticated user should be able to access the filtered HTML format, if you so choose. Trusted (but non-editor and non-admin) user roles should be able to access filtered HTML plus, meaning with images, at the least.

This module should create that input filter (i typically add h2 through h6, sub and sup, and img to the tags Drupal's default Filtered HTML) and then it should hide the filtered_html text format from roles that have the filtered_html_plus text format available.

Searched words: 
admin config content formats add text format with different input filter to allow HTML img tag for vetted users filtered html

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