Add an option to completely remove <p> tags

For semantic reasons, deleting paragraphs is not recommended. A semantic element clearly describes its meaning to the browser.

If you need to get rid of <p> tags add them to core filter Limit allowed HTML tag and correct faulty HTML.

If you need to get rid of

tags add them to core filter Limit allowed HTML tag and correct faulty HTML.

It is not possible to remove

tags from the core filter Limit allowed HTML tags and correct faulty HTML in ckeditor 5.

I have the same use case as the opening post where there is a heading that requires formatting with bold or italic, but the text format should not allow heading or paragraph tags. It looks like this patch does exactly as required.

I would add a +1 for this ticket being re opened.

It's not possible to limit <p> tags as that field is controlled now. This is my toolbar which has no reference to block level elements.

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This is the forced allowed tags for the above configuration.

<br> <p> <strong> <em> <a href data-entity-type data-entity-uuid data-entity-substitution>

It's also kinda of a pain for local dev and this doesn't work with twig debug on.

  {{ content.field_html|render|replace({'<p>': '','</p>': ''})|raw }}

This is probably easiest solution based on contrib (no D10 release at this point)
https://www.drupal.org/project/customfilter →

I still think my initial patch it's the way. Just add a better description like "This option will not enclose the text with a

element, please make sure that the template will enclose the content using an appropriate tag." :-)

I was confused and thought this was an issue in Drupal core, sorry about that - i wouldn't have reopened. For the record also has upstream attention.

https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/issues/1537#issuecomment-1627542561

Thanks for suggesting the Custom Filter module (now it's also available on D10) but I still prefer this lightweight module. Even if it's a "won't fix" I've updated the patch :-)