introduce permit-raw-html option #824
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The following introduces the option `confluence_permit_raw_html` to allow users to force-publish documents with raw HTML content in them. While the use of this option will be unofficially supported, it is being added solely since users keep requesting such a capability. We unofficially supported some level of this using an undocumented configuration option `confluence_adv_permit_raw_html`, but instead we have renamed the option to `confluence_permit_raw_html` and have added it into the configuration documentation (for users to easily find). In addition, we have also tweaked the capability to also accept the name of an HTML macro definition. This can allow users to place raw HTML in a supported HTML macro (if enabled on their Confluence instance). While this option is also still considered unsupported, having this provides the most capability we can provide users who want to manage HTML-based content as their own discretion. Signed-off-by: James Knight <james.d.knight@live.com>
Signed-off-by: James Knight <james.d.knight@live.com>
Signed-off-by: James Knight <james.d.knight@live.com>
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The following introduces the option
confluence_permit_raw_htmlto allow users to force-publish documents with raw HTML content in them. While the use of this option will be unofficially supported, it is being added solely since users keep requesting such a capability.We unofficially supported some level of this using an undocumented configuration option
confluence_adv_permit_raw_html, but instead we have renamed the option toconfluence_permit_raw_htmland have added it into the configuration documentation (for users to easily find).In addition, we have also tweaked the capability to also accept the name of an HTML macro definition. This can allow users to place raw HTML in a supported HTML macro (if enabled on their Confluence instance). While this option is also still considered unsupported, having this provides the most capability we can provide users who want to manage HTML-based content at their own discretion.