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Faith...I'd expect that if you use the FP UI, it will do it its way.
However, if you add HTML code in the code view, does it keep your
code the same or does it modify it?
> Re: FP adding its own codes: I haven't tested extensively. From
> what I can tell so far, when I create text or format text using
> the FP UI, it uses its own codes. When I edit the code
> afterwards in HTML view, though, it keeps my changes. It also
> adds the usual stuff to the beginning of the file - metatags, a
> reference to its own .js file to handle the "collapsible
> outline", etc. So it seems pretty similar to RH's behavior.
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