Is there a logic to why Kirby adds < P >tags to text? For example, it’s adding < p > classes in a nested UL element.
Example below:
- Assistants:
- Nathan Drake
- Jason Bourne
and it appears in html like this:
<li>Assistants:</li>
<li>
<p>Nathan Drake</p>
<ul>
<li>Jason Bourne</li>
</ul>
and visually like this (my li elements are 50% and float so they go next to each other)
the next list down is formatted the exact same way, only there is NO < p > wrapped around the first item, allowing it to butt right up to the next item.
What version of Kirby are you on? Unfortunately, I can’t reproduce this behavior.
On a side note: Personally, I would not use nested lists in the way you do here, because the hierarchy does feel semantically incorrect.
Edit: Did you enter a blank line between the two sections (i.e. after Jason Bourne)? If I do I get the same result as you do.
This is how the list should look:
- Assistants
- Nathan Drake
- Jason Muller
- Skeleton
- They're so spooky
- Eeek! So scawwy!
And semantically correct:
- Assistants
- Nathan Drake
- Jason Bourne
- Skeleton
- They're so spooky.
- Eeek!