Supported HTML

gracedeneen — Mon, 02 Jun 2025 17:18:15 GMT

For all those facing HTML errors when publishing, here is a list of supported HTML tags; restrictions are based on our commitment to security

Default permissions

HTML Tag	Allowed HTML Tag Attributes	Description
<a>	href, target	Creates a hyperlink
<b>	none	Bold
<blockquote>	dir	Creates an indented block of text
<br>	none	Line break
<center>	none	Centers text
<div>	align, class	Surrounds a block of content to be formatted together
<em>	none	Italicize
<font>	face, size, color	Controls font size, face and color
<hr>	none	Horizontal line
<i>	none	Italics
<li>	none	List items (used with <ol> or <ul>)
<ol>		Ordered list
<p>	align	A paragraph of text
<pre>	none	Pre-formatted text. Typically using a monospace font
<span>	class	Groups text to be formatted together
<strike>	none	Strikethrough
<strong>	none	Bold
<table>	cellspacing, cellpadding, border, width, height	Table
<td>	width, height	Table column
<tr>	width, height	Table row
<u>	none	Underline
<ul>		Unordered list

How about inline, will I have unwanted line breaks sneak in?
Let's test multiple scenarios to make sure.

I noticed that the new design adds a line break before and after each hyperlink. We may be able to design future blog articles in a way that respects this "feature" and does not look too bad, but older blog articles look pretty ragged. Can this "feature" please be turned off?

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topic Supported HTML in Testing Discussion