HTMLSanitation in 10.1

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I have a number of things added in my 8.5 platform in the HTMLSanitation area. I am working on the upgrade to 10.1 and my configurations are not being used. Based on this documentation page, https://community.telligent.com/community/10/w/legacy-user-documentation/59239/html-sanitization, it looks like it should still work. 
 In 8.5 I have the changes in the communityserver-override file. This document talks about them being in the communityserver file itself. I have tried both without success. I also noted that in an OOTB installation there aren't any HTMLSanitation configuration entries in the communityServer config file. 
 Where did this configuration move to? Or what am I doing wrong?

Ben Tiedt · Accepted Answer

Video can be embedded by URL with the existing insert file UI in TinyMCE. 
 Alternatively, an extension to the editor can be implemented to support inserting more rich or otherwise unsupported content. See https://community.telligent.com/community/10/w/developer-training/53227/extending-the-content-editor for more details. 
 Bill Corley said: As a side note, if the HTMLSanitation stuff no longer works in 10 it shouldn't be in the 10 documentation. Just say'in. 
 The legacy documentation is in the process of being reviewed and migrated to the User Documentation area of this site. That work is not done yet, so some legacy documentation exists that isn't completely accurate. I apologize for the confusion. 
 Bill Corley said: Is the ability to change/rearrange what options are in the tinyMCE controls gone? 
 Yes. The low level access to the editor's configuration caused many support issues. In place of low level HTML sanitization and editor configuration, content filtering exposes options to adjust what UI and functionality is enabled within platform-defined limits.

Ben Tiedt · Answer

The low-level HTML sanitization options were removed in favor of content filtering which both controls raw HTML support, but also specific integrations and data validation. Content filtering also directly modifies the content editor to reflect the filtering configuration (for example, if you disable file embedding, the file upload options are removed from the UI and the limitation is enforced on the server as well). 
 See https://community.telligent.com/community/10/w/user-documentation/59731/how-do-i-control-the-type-and-functionality-of-content-that-can-be-posted-on-my-community for more details.

HTMLSanitation in 10.1

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