On pointers, currently the only way to get around this is to use CSS to set the ul and li tags of the pointer to be display:inline.

It may also help to change the p tags on the including card to be div tags.  TinyMCE, like most wysiwygs, uses paragraph (p) tags, and  most browsers get grumpy when you put other block elements inside paragraph tags.

I know this is all in fairly technical terms, but the current workaround is technical, to the extent that it involves editing CSS.  We ultimately need to solve this by having more convenient pointer views.

Thanks Ethan! I appreciate the explanation.

  --Tom McFarland.....2012-10-06 21:10:53 +0000