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Originally Posted by chaley
Div and P tags don't cause any problem. Explicit font size tags in the comments may or may not be a problem. For example, I can easily imagine someone using larger font sizes for heading styles and wanting to see that larger font size.
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I was just referencing things as they stand. If I were to remove all tags, <div> and <p> etc... Then what is in the comments section seems to match up fine with the system font size. But obviously there isn't even basic formatting.
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Originally Posted by chaley
Two points here:
1) Respecting the system font size. I now know how to do that, and will add it.
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Respecting the system font size might solve most of the issues.
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Originally Posted by chaley
2) Adding an option to go back to rich text. That is probably also worth doing. The question: which should be the default? My feeling is that HTML should be the default (with the fix), because people who see what they consider to be a problem are much more motivated to find a solution than are people who notice something odd but don't care that much.
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I agree, if you have the option to go to Rich text then the default should be HTML for the comments.