Do we really need an "HTML error reporting during Preview" setting? Why not force people to preview at the highest possible error reporting level?

Um, the point of the "HTML error reporting during Preview" is that you can't set it very low. You only have two choices, "high" and "max". "Max" is only for pedants so there is no point in forcing it upon everyone.

As I noted a while ago in this thread, I see the problem is that HTML nesting is not "on" for most node previews. So preventing people from prefering the non-pedant error reporting doesn't do any good if the whole feature set isn't even engaged for them.

It'd also be good for the (higher) "preview" error reporting to apply when your own nodes are rendered.

- tye        

In reply to Re^2: Add < /br> to Approved tags? (preview) by tye
in thread Add < /br> to Approved tags? by ww

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