HTML output
When content ships to users, HTML quality is product quality. These articles show how to get clean, semantic HTML out of TinyMCE: from pasted Word, Excel, and Outlook content, malformed markup, and LLM-generated HTML, through to output ready for email, web pages, and knowledge bases.
Why Rich Text Editors Break HTML – and How to Prevent It
We pasted a numbered list from Microsoft Word into a lightweight, vibe-coded editor, and it looked right. It was stored as five paragraphs with typed numbers, inside 6,908 bytes of HTML, more than eight times the length of its text.
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