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parent = editor.getParentElement();
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if ((parent.tagName.toLowerCase() == "span") &&
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(parent.className.toLowerCase()=="campsite_subhead")) {
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editor.selectNodeContents(parent);
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//editor._doc.execCommand("unlink", false, null);
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editor.updateToolbar();
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return false;
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}
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else {
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editor.surroundHTML('<span class="campsite_subhead">', '</span>');
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if (!HTMLArea.is_ie) {
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// This statement crashes in the most bizarre way on IE.
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// If you remove the "parent = " here, then it doesnt crash.
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// So IE will allow subheads within subheads (bad), while
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// the code below will prevent that for the other browsers.
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parent = editor.getParentElement();
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if ((parent.tagName.toLowerCase() == "span") &&
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(parent.className.toLowerCase()=="campsite_subhead")) {
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editor.selectNodeContents(parent);
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editor.updateToolbar();
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return false;
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} else {
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editor.surroundHTML('<span class="campsite_subhead">', '</span>');
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}
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} else {
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editor.surroundHTML('<span class="campsite_subhead">', '</span>');
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