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To be honest, I always turn the thing off in my settings, I only use it to debug other people’s problems with it such as in this case. I write content in Vim via wp-cli ??

Though Many of us are experienced with html and how to code it properly WordPress (as I understand it) was intended to allow almost anyone to create blog / website fairly easily. Experienced users have learned how to take it to it’s full limits but people just coming into the picture would not know what to do about this issue or even that it existed.

My view is that if it is Incorrect in Anyway from “standards” creating inconsistancies should be fixed.

We Absolutely beleive we’ve seen the results of the issue in ours and our clients Google Rankings and by simply repairing the html has restored their Rankings. This could cause inexperienced users struggles without knowing why.

If not fixed then it’s a sign WordPress is no longer Intended to be a User-Friendly Solution for the average user and WordPress should change its structure to be a Premium service where users would know they’d be Required to learn HTML.

Hello again! ??

I can understand how tag output inconsistencies can be frustrating and you’re right; sitewide coding consistency is a good thing to have. After all, theme developers (and webmasters in general) are encouraged to stick to coding patterns when developing themes.

Unfortunately at the moment, there isn’t really a fix for it (I don’t think, but granted, I haven’t investigated any plugins) aside from sticking to just the Text Editor and never swapping to Visual or simply disable Visual for the time being.

I reproduced the tag order swapping issue myself when I enabled Visual Editor and as such, I submitted a trac ticket to Core on behalf of this thread in hopes of getting the issue addressed. ??

https://core.trac.www.ads-software.com/ticket/28191