On 6 October 2015 at 03:43, Quinn Grier <[email protected]> wrote: > In this case, maybe it's best to just document this behavior in the > manual. For what it's worth, I ran into this when playing with some > formatting and was surprised to find some words adjoined in the HTML > output. This was inconsistent with the TeX raw region and I couldn't > find anything about it in the manual, so I reported it here.
So here's another thing to consider. Whether the final word of an @html block is adjoined to the following word also depends on what came *before* the @html block: @html foo @end html bar bas @html foo @end html bar This produces: foo<p>bar </p> <p>bas foobar </p> In the first example, the "bar" line starts a paragraph, in the second example, it is already inside a paragraph, so doesn't.
