Trying to be too clever too quickly with PCDTR plugin, I've discovered a bug when you have applied PCDTR to a style that is applied to part of the text in an article.

What I've done is create a div in the article called textheading, which I've then rendered using PCDTR to change the font.

However, when I edit the article (using JCE) from the front end, the sections with PCDTR applied to them goes from:

<div id="textheading">Lorem ipsum dolores</div>

to

<div id="textheading pcdtr"><span id="pcdtr1">Lorem</span><span id="pcdtr2">ipsum</span><span id="pcdtr3">dolores</span></div>

By adding the pcdtr to the DIV ID, the page layout then breaks.

As PCDTR only applies in the front end, I have the client editing the articles from the backend at the moment. It would be nice to discover a way to have the editor ignore PCDTR when the editor loads.

The problem is that pcDTR does it stuff after all html have rendered.

A solution could be to check for the JCE editors class and don't parse the html in them.

Thanks for that info (and new version I'm installing in about 15 min to fix other issues).

Will post in the JCE forum to see how to go about stripping pcdtr when editor loads.

On line 99 in pcdtr.php file after '// Add spans with ids' add this.

if ($node->parent->class=='mce_editable' || $node->parent->class=='mceEditor') continue;

I see that you've put this into 2.0.2 and it worked a treat!

Thanks!