| 3 | | - WP Vesion: 5.0.1 |
| 4 | | - Theme: `twentyseventeen` and `twentynineteen` |
| 5 | | - Editor: Classic Editor |
| 6 | | - Other plugins: None activated |
| | 3 | The reason why you are not been able to see the physical `<p></p>` tags because when we write a block of text in Gutenberg by wrapping it by tag like `<h1>`, `<h3>` etc., they will persist. |
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| | 5 | On the other hand when no tag is specified for a block of text, that block will automatically get wrapped inside a `<p>` tag. |
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| | 7 | Is you save the post and then go to the page and see the source of it, you will see that your text is already wrapped within a `<p>`. |
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| | 9 | It is unnecessary to double wrap a text with the same HTML tag, like in this case, it would become `<p><p>...</p></p>`. So, in short if there is a block of text written without any specific HTML tag wrapping it, you can be rest assured that it is in the end wrapped by a `<p>` tag. |