@peter So what exactly happens here? Not to close the h2- and h3-tags does not lead to such a behaviour.
@mardor @peter It’s pretty pathological HTML. It looks like what is causing this is *nesting* later H3 tags inside earlier ones.
@adamrice @mardor @peter but does that mean that they multiply in size? I need to test this when I get to a computer.
Wouldn’t it just stay the size that h3 is set to? Not become h3 squared
@adamrice @mardor @peter that STILL should not make it look this way. To me it looks like a css-rule like "font-size: 120%" or so on a h3-tag that got reapplied endlessly ^^
@mardor @peter It’s pretty pathological HTML. It looks like what is causing this is *nesting* later H3 tags inside earlier ones.