Use literal, its the only tag that supports this. Then use a specific class to ouput the html directly, the html class disabled by default does this. It's disabled since it is a security issue to let everyone input raw html (hint: javascript).
in my content.ini.append.php in both my custom siteaccess and admin. Looking at the literal.tpl, that should just spit out the straight html, but I can't save the draft with:
<literal class='html'>
blah blah blah </literal>
I get the error: <b>Body: Class 'html' is not allowed for element <literal> (check content.ini).</b>
I clear the cache after each ini edit (well after every edit until I can figure this out).
Am I missing a step to enable the html.
m.
P.S. we have one dependable editor so we are good turning on html. P.P.S too bad custom won't accept tags... that would be a nice feature.
Take a look at this setting in setup -> ini -> content.ini + your admin siteaccess to see if it is overwritten somewhere.
> P.S.
Ok, should be safe then.
> P.P.S.
custom tags and literal tags are for different purposes, custom tags can be nested and contain other tags so child tags are ezxml, and not threated like raw text.