There are so many parts of this module I like.
I just which I could choose when I want to interact with the SVG like it's an image and when I want it to be an inline element.
Did you know you SVGs are perfectly happy receiving a CSS Rule such as display: inline-block. In that way, it behaves like any other inline element that is surrounded by a block level element.
That use case is not supported with this module (as far as I can tell).
1. Create a paragraph of text within a text editor.
2. Insert an svg in the middle of the paragraph.
3. View the result in source
4. Observe that the paragraph of text is now broken into two parts, where the svg was inserted.
This was not the intended result.
Allow for the option that the the <img /> or <svg /> does not do the following:
<article /> or <div /> tagsActive
2.3
Code
@cosmicdreams can you provide code examples of the current, generated markup, as well as what you are proposing?
I'm clarifying what I understand to be "the ask" in the issue title.
I'm just curious why you couldn't do this with CSS though. Is there some default drupal behavior that looks broken without such an option built into the module?