Seems related to XWIKI-21125 (could maybe even be caused by it?).
Thomas Mortagne on 05/Dec/24 14:45
This does not have much to do with the include macro. The WYSIWYG is just quite unpredictable when you give it invalid HTML (like standalone content instead of paragraph).
Thomas Mortagne on 05/Dec/24 14:46
Seems related to XWIKI-21125 (could maybe even be caused by it?).
XWIKI-21125 tries to improve the situation, but it only helps when the included content is a single paragraph.
Thomas Mortagne on 05/Dec/24 14:47
ThisThe behavior does not have much to do with the include macro. The WYSIWYG is just quite unpredictable when you give it invalid HTML (like standalone content instead of paragraph).
All the macro could do is produce an error if it cannot convert the included content to inline content.
Thomas Mortagne on 05/Dec/24 14:47
The behavior does not have much to do with the include macro. The WYSIWYG is just quite unpredictable when you give it invalid HTML (like standalone content instead of paragraph).
All the macro could do is produce an error if it cannot convert the included content to inline content (like the HTML macro does). But I'm afraid this could be seen as quite a regression, since it usually works fine (if you don't try to edit this with the WYSIWYG).
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