Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #22477, comment 4
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Ticket #22477, comment 4
initial v1 1 1 Yes, TinyMCE treats all empty elements that don't have meaning in html as empty space, same as browsers treat them. `<span></span>`, `<div></div>`, even `<p></p>` are not displayed in the browser. If they have any attributes, they are not removed. 2 2 3 `< tr>` is invalid html, you can't have a space after the opening `<`. 3 `< tr>` is invalid html, you can't have a space after the opening `<`. You can have space before the closing `>`, so `<tr >` is valid and works as expected.