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TinyMCE which was added with #222 uses a <p> element as a root element as a default block element. It injects this element into the content.
Before version 6 of TinyMCE this could be tampered with using the forced_root_block configuration parameter. But now it can only by used to change what element is used. There is a lengthy discussion about possible workarounds.
As far as I can tell, every time a description field is changed using the editor, provided there is not already a root element, one will be added.
As a side note (I saw @ntarocco mention this on discord) apparently there are possible issues with the licensing of TinyMCE (see here).
Steps to Reproduce
Create a new record
Make sure to not use any html or styling in the description, just write text
Look up the record on the API, it will be nested in a paragraph.
Expected behavior
The editor should not inject markup.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Package version (if known): v4.3.0
Describe the bug
TinyMCE which was added with #222 uses a
<p>
element as a root element as a default block element. It injects this element into the content.Before version 6 of TinyMCE this could be tampered with using the
forced_root_block
configuration parameter. But now it can only by used to change what element is used. There is a lengthy discussion about possible workarounds.As far as I can tell, every time a description field is changed using the editor, provided there is not already a root element, one will be added.
As a side note (I saw @ntarocco mention this on discord) apparently there are possible issues with the licensing of TinyMCE (see here).
Steps to Reproduce
Expected behavior
The editor should not inject markup.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: