Allow <p> tags in string formatting #1225
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Hello,
I would like to suggest to keep
<p>tags when formatting strings.I ran into an issue where I was not able to format my text as I would like and I found that this was the cause of my issue.
I think this should be the users responsibility to format his text properly using paragraphs (or not).
If you dont want to create a new paragraph, you can create a new line with
Shift + Enter=><br>is created instead of<p>.This is how all rich text inputs work (even Microsoft Word).
(I checked and crater rich text component also works like this)