As designed Text of edited phrase showing html code

[Mr Lucky]

I have edited a phrase:
following_words_were_not_included_in_your_search_x

The edit box says I can use html so I included a line break

<br />

However when rendered on the page after a search includes words that are too small, instead of an actual line break the text shows the html code

<br />

 

[Liam W]

Only some phrases allow HTML - it depends on how they're included in the template.

Liam

 

[Mr Lucky]

Yes, but this phrase says it allows html.

 

[Mike]

The message is listed in all phrases as it's generally true and it's not possible to know whether or not it's always true. At best, it would lead to a tweak indicating that HTML can usually be used or simply a removal of that note.

 

[Mr Lucky]

At best, it would lead to a tweak indicating that HTML can usually be used

That would be useful. It would also be useful if there was a WYSIWYG so we can know whether it's safe to use html.

I believe as it stands the message is misleading,

 

[Mike]

So as implied, this is expected/as designed - whether HTML is appropriate is context sensitive. I've removed the implication that HTML is always valid in a phrase though.

 

[Mr Lucky]

So as implied, this is expected/as designed - whether HTML is appropriate is context sensitive. I've removed the implication that HTML is always valid in a phrase though.

Great, that makes total sense.