= Description =

The html validation of this line goes right but it looks a bit curious
if you do have a look in the html source of [[ReimarBauer/Example1]] you do see
{{{
<span class="anchor" id="line-1"></span><div><table><tbody><tr>  <td><p class="line862" />1</td>
}}}

a bit more in detail what is the reason for this `/` at the end.
{{{
<p class="line862" />
}}}

Probably no bug -- ReimarBauer <<DateTime(2006-04-15T07:16:15Z)>>


== Steps to reproduce ==
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== Workaround ==
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= Discussion =
This is not a bug, just a self-closing xhtml-like p tag. html4 software just ignores this slash.

 IBTD, this slash is unnecessary, because, as you said, is looks like a self-closing tag. This is needed ''only'' with "empty" elements, such as `<br />`, `<hr />`, and so on, but not with container elements, such as `<p>Text.</p>`, `<h1>Heading.</h1>`, and so on. As you see, `<br />` is just a shorthand for `<br></br>`, whereas empty containers ("`<p></p>`") should not exist. -- MartinBayer <<DateTime(2006-04-15T10:01:57Z)>>


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