MathiasAeschlimann

CKEditor is not ‘full’ ready for HTML 5. CKEditor’s developers working on it but this takes time.

Well, yes of course. As HTML5 is still a draft that wouldn’t be possible anyway. But I don’t think it’s a sustainable solution to force this HTML ‘correcting’ as the language won’t stop developping and the validator will continue to lack behind.

In general it is designed for HTML 4.

Ah, ok, I didn’t knew about that. It’s advertised as being a rich text editor.

Please remember that CKEditor is made for ‘everyone’ not only webdevelopers. So it should be easy to use by all users.

Well yes, that’s exactly my problem. I don’t need the CKE, I have it installed solely for my client so he can edit content I wrote. But as it is, he can’t do that without messing things up.
Honestly I believe a validation on/off-switch would be a prerequisite for an editor that is made for everyone.

@michal_cksource:
Hey, thanks for answering, but my markup is in fact not incorrect:

The a element may be wrapped around entire paragraphs, lists, tables, and so forth, even entire sections, so long as there is no interactive content within (e.g. buttons or other links).

– Source (HTML5 spec)

It may be incorrect in other versions/dialects of HTML, it surely isn’t per se.

I think that this built-in ‘validator’ was a very unfortunate design choice.

Wrapping <img> in <figure> seems to prevent <p> </p> immediately after <img>.

config.autoParagraph = false;

ok, thank you, are there any informations on in what circumstances this gets added or what mark up structures to use for avoiding this?

Alright, I just tought there was something wrong with my setup. Guess the default toolbars we’ll be enough for me as well.

However, your proposed solution (adding the <option> in basic.php) will work.

Hey, thank you. Will this file get overwritten when I update the plugin?