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  • Hi dreamyambitions, thanks for your appreciation ??

    Blogger does a large use of inline styles, these styles makes the source code dirty and the result incompatibile with other templates, this is done mainly through the span tag, an inline element that Blogger often uses, for some strange reason, as a block element.

    What I do is strip these useless tags and styles in order to leave the job to the WordPress template.

    Thread Starter dreamyambitions

    (@dreamyambitions)

    That’s what I thought, which tags and style specifically? Can I find this in the code?

    Everything except these:

    • div
    • b
    • strong
    • i
    • em
    • u
    • ins
    • s
    • a
    • br
    • img
    • table
    • thead
    • tbody
    • tfoot
    • tr
    • td
    • th
    • iframe
    Thread Starter dreamyambitions

    (@dreamyambitions)

    So it leave the div tags in? It seems that blogger also uses a lot of divs for text alignmentnand such.

    Yes, it is a little compromise. In an ideal world it should be replaced with a p tag but I haven’t found a clear way to determine when is right to do it. In this way I have always had good results, open to any suggestion ??

    I, on the contrary, missed a few tags which are stripped when I imported my blog, notably h1 h2 h3 h4 h5 h6 pre ol li ul
    — maybe you can add them to the official list (I did that locally)?

    Of course scummos, thank you very much, I’ve totally forgotten these ??

    Great, thanks. Otherwise, the plugin worked perfectly ??

    Good to hear ??

    I’ve added the tags you suggested in the v1.3, thanks again

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