[wp-trac] Re: [WordPress Trac] #6485: wpautop removes closing P tag
from empty paragraph above a table
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Wed May 7 17:48:53 GMT 2008
#6485: wpautop removes closing P tag from empty paragraph above a table
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Reporter: jpxwordpress | Owner: anonymous
Type: defect | Status: reopened
Priority: low | Milestone: 2.7
Component: General | Version: 2.5
Severity: minor | Resolution:
Keywords: wpautop |
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Changes (by azaozz):
* keywords: wysiwig editor alters text => wpautop
* priority: high => low
* summary: WP 2.5 WYSIWIG editor alters post data while editing =>
wpautop removes closing P tag from empty
paragraph above a table
* severity: major => minor
* milestone: => 2.7
Comment:
Replying to [ticket:6485 jpxwordpress]:
> For example, the first post I tried to make and then edit after going
from 'HTML' to 'Visual' mode in the post editing window garbled the
appearance of the post immediately after I hit 'SAVE'. What it did,
specifically, was move different lines of text too close together/took out
line breaks I had wanted, and reduced size of font on some lines with
links.
Line spacing and font size is controlled by your theme's style.css. Trying
to alter appearance by adding empty <p> and <br /> tags is an outdated
practice, so wpautop removes them.
Looking at your example: if you want more space around the table, why not
make a new style for it in style.css, or even add inline style (if you
want it only on this table)? Also for using tables in TinyMCE, you will
need to add the "table" plugin for it or install a WordPress plugin that
adds it.
The only error here seems to be that wpautop removes the closing </p> tag
when an empty paragraph is immediately above a table, which is a very rare
case as tables are not supported by default in the WYSIWYG editor and
empty paragraphs are considered bad html coding practice.
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.wordpress.org/ticket/6485#comment:4>
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