← Back to context Comment by thedelanyo 2 months ago I cannot fathom writing <p> without</p> to wrap a text. 2 comments thedelanyo Reply downsplat 2 months ago You do you in terms of taste, but the article explains very clearly that there's nothing wrong about not closing them, as they are reliably auto-closed by a well-defined standard. Sohcahtoa82 1 month ago I feel like this is in the same vein as semicolons being "optional" in JavaScript.It's wrong, but the engines know how to make it work anyways.
downsplat 2 months ago You do you in terms of taste, but the article explains very clearly that there's nothing wrong about not closing them, as they are reliably auto-closed by a well-defined standard. Sohcahtoa82 1 month ago I feel like this is in the same vein as semicolons being "optional" in JavaScript.It's wrong, but the engines know how to make it work anyways.
Sohcahtoa82 1 month ago I feel like this is in the same vein as semicolons being "optional" in JavaScript.It's wrong, but the engines know how to make it work anyways.
You do you in terms of taste, but the article explains very clearly that there's nothing wrong about not closing them, as they are reliably auto-closed by a well-defined standard.
I feel like this is in the same vein as semicolons being "optional" in JavaScript.
It's wrong, but the engines know how to make it work anyways.