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what I see in the XML of that node is that the closing i-tag is missing a slash

> I was convinced not to do so. I've seen many Perl

The automatically included closing tags are IMHO an auto-correction from FF, closing all  prior to the closing  and then reopening them again.

<i>In the course of this discussion I was convinced not to do so.<i>
</i></i></p><i><i>
<p>
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The effect is the same for me logged in or out.

But you may want to check your "HTML Related Options" settings in Display Settings

Cheers Rolf
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In reply to Re: Node renders differently when logged in vs. logged out by LanX
in thread [Solved] Node renders differently when logged in vs. logged out by haukex

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