Follow-up Comment #3, bug #5301 (project savane):
Arg, that's very annoying, because <p> is used nicely all around for each
text that is paragraph like.
And using <div> or <span> instead would be dumb, because it really <p> that
is meaningful in this context. Not to mention that in some cases like <p
class="smaller">, we would have to add even more <span>.
Couldn't simply add
</p>
<p>
around each element that are not allowed into <p>.
For instance
= adad =
would result in
</p><h1>adad</h1><p>
It is not ubercool but it would do the job safely.
And having things like
<p>
</p><h1>adad</h1><p>
</p>
should not be a problem, as most browsers ignores <p></p>
Frankly, I've checked for this "justify" issue thing, and <p> is everywhere
we want a real justified paragraph. It clearly for the best :] to go this
way.
Note however that due to fit in properly <ul> and similar tags added by wiki
markup should have the same CSS attributes than <p> (some padding) to fit in
properly.
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