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I'm not sure how easy it is to find, but what elements does frontend support? If DCR achieves parity with frontend, then I think we can close #11930 |
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What does this change?
Add 4px margin at the bottom of
<p>tags and adds styling to some tags that are nested within paragraphs such as bold, strong and italic tags.This is achieved by extending the element tree builder so that it explicitly recognises P tags and styling to them. It resolves #11930 but it is not an exhaustive list of tags so it is possible this will need to be extended further if additional nodes are nested. We can address these as and when they arise.
Why?
To create a visual distinction in the description of a tag page header.
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