Alright, so first things first. Before you even try this solution, you need to know the difference between css and html.

Below, I've taken a fairly standard code off of my website, before applying the filter solution to it. I highlighted the HTML and text segments in red, the css in yellow, and the style tags in green:



Not all codes look like this. Most of the time, the html is all in the same area, normally at the end of a code.

You should also note, all codes containing css have at least one pair of style tags: (style) and (/style). Although having more than one pair is unnecessary, some codes may have multiple pairs of style tags. Make sure you catch them all.

Take a second and note that all of the css is found in between style tags. Html is found around them, normally beneath them. Also note that everything dealing with html is found in between

Making some more sense now?

Okay, to get past the filter, move all of your html and text to the top of the layout, right above the (style) tag like so:



All of the html and text is above your style and css. Also note how (/style) is the very last thing in the code. That's exactly how yours should be.

As a final touch, add a space between the forward slash and style in that final style tag, like so: ( /style). Do not do anything to (style). And that's it. =) Remember, this only works on userlookups.




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