How do you render the WYSIWYG property on your page?

Like this:

@Model.MainBody

Like this:

@Html.PropertyFor(m => m.MainBody)

Or like this:

@Html.DisplayFor(m => m.MainBody)

The first example will not parse and render blocks. The other two will, by rendering the XhtmlString with the HTML Helper extension RenderXhtmlString. 

<p>You can drag n drop blocks (and pages) to your rich text editor as well as restrict it to only allow particular page/block types. As long as you render it using&nbsp;</p> <pre class="brush:html;auto-links:false;toolbar:false" contenteditable="false">@Html.PropertyFor(m =&gt; m.MainBody)</pre> <p>like Mattias is saying above you are safe. That's also why it's recommended to actually pass along the current page into the view model like they do in Alloy to keep it simple. Then you get some nice things like that for free. It's possible to solve otherwise too but a little boring... :)</p> <p>Happy coding!</p>

Yeah, and you can also define a property on your view model with the same type and the same name as on your content model if you don't want to pass in the current page. Actually it's not required to have the same name on the view model property but it makes things easier. Otherwise you would have to add edit hints to connect the content model property with the view model property.

Oh, btw, if you want to render XhtmlStrings in a context where you don't have a HTML helper available you can look at my reply here:

http://world.episerver.com/Modules/Forum/Pages/Thread.aspx?id=151714

Nope...all foreign to me. I have access only to Episerver itself. No compiles, no solutions, no nothing. Thanks anyway for your collective helps!

Oh ok, this is the developers forums :). Maybe you can forward this information to the agency that developed the solution you are editing?

Just to make one thing clear:

Based on the markup you are referring to it looks like HTML generated directly in the Wysiwyg editor. Episerver doesn't support real time block preview at the time you are editing a Wysiwyg property. They are parsed and loaded when you remove focus from (blur) the editor.