Ebay custom description stripping out css style and html head tags

[Bazmcc 0]

I have an ebay template which i use for all my items and at the top of the html I have a css style list inside a style tag.

When putting this into the wysiwyg html editor it all gets stripped out and all my ebay listings are looking like crap.  This appears to be a recent thing but i'm struggling to find a fix.  I may have to list everything with inline styles.  Is there a quick fix to resolve this?

Is it an ebay or m2epro problem?

[Bazmcc 0]

Update

'Save and continue edit' strips the css.

'Save and back' appears to retain the code and update ebay with the css included.

Has anyone else found this to be the case?

Edited May 3, 2020 by Bazmcc

[Anime Blvd 0]

Yep, ours does the same thing. No idea why

[Graham Wharton 0]

I think that's magento/tinymce doing it not m2epro. Can you add style tags to normal blocks in magento. I suspect not.

There was a big raised on GitHub with a modification to allow style tags. Don't have the link to hand.

[Chris-Cal 0]

On 5/3/2020 at 1:37 PM, Bazmcc said:

Update

'Save and continue edit' strips the css.

'Save and back' appears to retain the code and update ebay with the css included.

Has anyone else found this to be the case?

No. Strips the css either way for me!

[Chris-Cal 0]

To stop your css links being stripped out you can create a product attribute and add them to the description that way.

For example

1. Make a product attribute in Magento called "ebay-css" that is a text field or area.
2. Add the new attribute to your attribute sets
3. Go to a product admin page and in the field for the attribute "ebay-css" enter the css link as it would normally be in the html head, like <link href="https://mydomain.co.uk/ebay-stylesheet.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
4. In the M2E description editor, use the "Insert Customs" button to insert the "ebay-css" attribute at the top
5. Save the description policy and revise the product. It should now be linking to the style sheet nicely.