Open adamjohnson opened 8 years ago
Update:
Nathan made a change to CleanSlate so that CleanSlate outputs <strong>
and <em>
tags instead of <b>
and <i>
. (couldn't find the relevant commit, someone help a brother out).
However, we just received a report from a user that says Chrome on Windows outputs <b>
instead of <strong>
when using the hotkey.
CTRL + B
).I made a video of this behavior.
Bold tags use <b>
instead of <strong>
.
Same as original issue, see above.
Extra note: using hotkeys on Chrome on OSX outputs <strong>
.
I did not test CTRL + I
in Windows. It'd be worth testing that as well. My guess is the behavior would be the same as bold.
Many users are copying and pasting from WORD and this results in <b>
and <i>
tags on the site. Is it possible to automagically convert <b>
and <i>
to <strong>
and <em>
when they hit publish?
Steps to reproduce the issue
Results
Bold tags use
<b>
and italic tags use<i>
.Expected results
Bold tags should use
<strong>
and italic tags should use<em>
as these are more semantic.This came from the Office of Accessibility Services folks who liaison with people who use screen readers. Apparently, screen reader users don't get notified when using
<b>
and<i>
; however, they do get notified with<strong>
and<em>
.CleanSlate (read: Mercury Editor) should use
<strong>
and<em>
by default.Related to #2 and https://stackoverflow.com/questions/271743/whats-the-difference-between-b-and-strong-i-and-em