TinyMCE 8.0.2

Previously, pagebreak separators defined as HTML comments (e.g., <!-- pagebreak -->) were not detected by the suggested edit system. This meant that insertions or deletions of these separators were not displayed as edits, making it difficult for reviewers to identify structural changes.

TinyMCE 8.0.2 now tracks pagebreak elements defined via HTML comments. When editors insert or delete <!-- pagebreak --> markers, these changes appear in the Review Edits view, ensuring reviewers have full visibility of all document structure modifications.

Previously, elements with no visible height (<br>, <!-- pagebreak --> comments, and <hr> tags) were missing from the Review Edits preview. This caused operations related to these elements to appear as floating cards without corresponding visual content, making it difficult for reviewers to understand the context of changes.

TinyMCE 8.0.2 now renders visual representations of these elements in the preview:

This ensures reviewers can clearly identify what and where changes occurred, even for elements that have no visible height.

For information on the Suggested Edits plugin, see: Suggested Edits.

Previously, users attempting to repair accessibility issues in the a11ychecker may not have consistently seen error messages when their input failed validation. This led to confusion, as users were not informed why their repair attempt was rejected. For example, submitting an image filename as alt text or entering excessively long or empty text—when not permitted—should have triggered specific validation messages, but these were not always shown.

TinyMCE 8.0.2 ensures all defined validation messages are now displayed reliably for all relevant rule violations across the a11ychecker repair workflow. Scenarios include:

For information on the Accessibility Checker plugin, see: Accessibility Checker.