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Your linter should warn you about these. E.g. if you use prettier the first `<p>` will be automatically closed on auto-format before the `<ul>`, and the second
by runarberg 6y ago
Your linter should warn you about these. E.g. if you use prettier the first `<p>` will be automatically closed on auto-format before the `<ul>`, and the second (closing) `</p>` will cause a parsing error.
- sergeykish 6y agoSometimes we want <ul> inside <p> [1]. It works in DOM, it works in XHTML. And before "you should not want to do it" argument GML (SGML predecessor) had paragraph without indentation so text can continue after list [2]. > The pc tag identifies a paragraph continuation -- that is, one or more sentences related by their subject matter to a paragraph which has been interrupted by an address, example, figure, list, or long quotation. > Usage: The paragraph continuation can occur after the sequence consisting of a paragraph unit followed by an address, example, figure, list, or long quotation. :p.The subject of a paragraph might be continued through :sl :li.an address, a list, :li.an example or figure, or :li.a long quotation, :esl :pc.and continue to be discussed in flowing text. The discussion could continue indefinitely through To long to quote entirely [3], unfortunately IBM destroyed online version [1] https://www.google.com/search?q=list+inside+paragraph+site%3Astackoverflow.com https://www.google.com/search?q=list+inside+paragraph+site%3... [2] SH20-9160-0 DCF Generalized Markup Language GML Users Guide, First Edition (July 1978) [3] http://sergeykish.com/gml-element-pc http://sergeykish.com/gml-element-pc