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• thepete2 7y ago
  Really? He doesn't close the <p> tags.
  • wizzwizz4 7y ago
    That's only a problem for XHTML. HTML5 implicitly closes the previous <p> tag when you open the next one; thus, a <p> inside a <p> is an implicit </p><p>, if you will.
    • colejohnson66 7y ago
      Why does VS Code auto add the closing <p> tag when you open them then? It doesn’t do it for, say, <img>. Bug?
      • wizzwizz4 7y ago
        Feature. <p> tags can function as containers for text and other elements, and VS Code can't distinguish between <p>, with the special handling, and <div>, without it. Okay, to be fair, that does sound like a bug.
    • thepete2 7y ago
      Didn't know that. Thanks :)
  • CaptainMarvel 7y ago
    That’s optional in HTML5
• glaberficken 7y ago
  Came here to post exactly the same. You CAN write human readable html!