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Not sure if this is the same thing, but I was asking about html at ITHQ a few days back, as I was getting blank lines for each HTML tag, unfortunately I was told that it's not really the job of the modules:
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Hi Dave,
HTML is a tricky one, and the reason that very few article modules can handle it properly is because strictly speaking it is not a job for the module. All the text you put into your article must first pass through the XOOPS text sanitizer, and it is usually here that the issues with HTML begin. Haven't uses the articles module in a while, but I would assume it uses some sort of work around for the XOOPS text sanitizer to get around the issue your having.
This answer was in relation to a question about HTML not appearing properly in AMS but fine in Articles, articles does offer more support for HTML in that you can tick a box so that the module ignores the lines that HTML tags are on, AND you can tick a box to remove blank lines. this combination seems to be the best I have seen in any articles module.
However for me, at the time I felt that AMS could offer a bit more in other areas of the module (but perhaps I was mistaken as the latest version of articles has improved on the version I was using)
Anyway I had already decided to go with AMS by that point and have rewritten my articles so that they are better suited to AMS.
AMS is a great module, but if you can't be bothered rewriting articles to get rid of blank lines etc then I would recommend the articles module from sirium.net.
link: click To be honest, It is my opinion that the best module would be a combination of both, at the very least if your a programmer you could maybe rip the functions from the articles module that deal with line breaks and html and modify AMS to be a 'super' module.
I don't have such skills though which is why I ended up rewriting (Or at least editing) my existing articles.
Dave