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If you use Edit HTML, especially to add tables and other advanced HTML to your posts, you should find that the new editor has a number of enhancements to make the experience less frustrating, or, dare we say it, even pleasant.
By default, the current post editor replaces any newlines in your post with
tags. This can cause problems when you want to use newlines to make table or list HTML clearer, since the inserted
tags will mangle the formatting significantly. The new post editor does not introduce
within tables, lists, scripts, styles, preformatted blocks, or objects.
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If you use Edit HTML, especially to add tables and other advanced HTML to your posts, you should find that the new editor has a number of enhancements to make the experience less frustrating, or, dare we say it, even pleasant.
By default, the current post editor replaces any newlines in your post with
tags. This can cause problems when you want to use newlines to make table or list HTML clearer, since the inserted
tags will mangle the formatting significantly. The new post editor does not introduce
within tables, lists, scripts, styles, preformatted blocks, or objects.
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