\emph{Here} is where the paragraph should start but instead we get it
here.produces the html
<em>Here</em> is where the paragraph should start but instead we get it <p>here.</p>
I don't know if this is true for any LaTeX command, but I have tried \textbf and \textit.
I suspect the strange placing of <p> noticed by Peter Mosses on 23/11/04 may be the same bug: his example is in a paragraph starting \cindex.
Chris
PS In case you are wondering where the <p> goes if there is only one line in the paragraph starting with a LaTeX command, the answer is nowhere: both the <p> and </p> disappear in this case.
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