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Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Ticket #14239, comment 3

Timestamp:: Jan 5, 2016, 8:29:06 AM (8 years ago)
Author:: Kevin Kamel
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Ticket #14239, comment 3

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1	1	I think there was a miscommunication here.
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3		I demonstrated that entering html5 (invalid or not, depends on the circumstances) will cause CKEditor to insert ~~duplicate~~ nodes. The editor is effectively unusable as a result. Since when does CKEditor take markup and make it worse?
	3	I demonstrated that entering html5 (invalid or not, depends on the circumstances) will cause CKEditor to insert spurious nodes. The editor is effectively unusable as a result. Since when does CKEditor take markup and make it worse?
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5	5	My example is just that, an example. If you play with HTML5 and custom ACF rules you are going to quickly see that there are other cases that are even worse. This is a very severe bug that prevents all but perfect HTML5 from being used with the editor.