quote:I then switch the 'view' of the OZtion lister from HTML to Plain Text and can then edit any parts of the Auctiva generated post.
Hi Mike this facility in the OZtion lister should be enough to identify unwanted code if the plain text view is a "What You See Is What You Get" (WYSIWYG) view.
If not a WYSIWYG view then copy and paste the HTML into a browser and see what that displays. Then go back to OZtion and prune the HTML with a bit of trial and error to see what is surplus, generally anything with 'java' mentioned is surplus if the scrolling gallery is not being used.
Ideally you want the minimum HTML to display your listing as you want it and no more.
If you are using Auctiva template parts then they will have links to Auctiva in which is not a problem same as links to images on Auctiva so searching out surplus bits using 'Auctiva' as a search word does not really help.
But delete any links to your store, generally that is included with the scrolling gallery code but I mention it because I inserted an additional seperate link to my store after the description text.
I believe the scrolling gallery code starts with "<SCRIPT LANGUAGE='JavaScript' " and ends with "<!--ASW-->"
In the end I trialled and error until I found what the minimum required code was, it even became readable !
I hope that is of some help
