Support Questions:How to fix formatting terms and conditions
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Problem: You have terms and conditions in a Word document or another text editor and paste them into the WYSIWYG editor on the Customize Affiliate Terms or Customize Advertiser Terms page. When viewing the terms such has http://demo.hasoffers.com/terms not all of the terms are there, the formatting is weird and there are special characters. The issue is being caused by copying and pasting Terms from advanced text editor into a web-based editor. Web-based editors and the web pages they generate require text to be in HTML format so it can be read properly by web browsers.
Solution: Copy the terms into Notepad or another basic text editor. Then input standard HTML tags into the basic text to format the terms. Wrap each paragraph with <p> tags; start the paragraph with <p> and end it with </p>.
Some text editors including Word use special characters for quotation marks and apostrophes. When a web browser tries to render these special characters, they show up really weird. Thus, you need to replace special characters with HTML character codes which can be read by web browsers. Replace quotation marks with the HTML character entity " Replace apostrophes with the HTML character entity '
A full list of HTML character codes can be found here: http://www.tedmontgomery.com/tutorial/htmlchrc.html
Then on the Customize Affiliate Terms or Customize Advertiser Terms page, in the WYSIWYG editor, click the < > icon. This < > icon shows a box below the editor to input HTML code. In the code box and the bottom, copy and paste the terms you just formatted above using standard HTML. Then click the < > icon again to update the editor view to use the code you just copied into it. Then save the page.
Example. The code below has some text in its own paragraph with the text phrase wrapped in quotation marks and one apostrophe.
<p>1. "Publisher's websites" </p>
Would render as the below in a browser:
1. "Publisher's websites"
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