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  1. eZ Publish / Platform
  2. EZP-22971

Update Embed and Embed-inline documentation to make them clearer

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      Object embedding documentaion page related embed tag with block elements while embed-inline tag is related to inline elements.

      The problem is the embed and the embed-inline views changes the way the embed and the embed-inline tags behave, and it was proven quite difficult for the end users to understand when to use embed and the embed-inline tags and when to use embed and the embed-inline views and, yet, when they should be used – or not – together.

      With this tag "<embed>", embedded objects are inserted as "block elements". Such an element always begins on a new line when it is displayed... This means that, for example, inserting an image using the "embed" tag will break the current paragraph.
      The "embed-inline" tag makes it possible to insert objects as inline elements

      Regarding the Object embedding documentaion page:

      1. It should be updated to reflect the correct behavior of <embed> and <embed-inline> tags.
      2. It should also be updated to make it clear (better with a warning) that the embed and embed-inline behavior will be enforced only – or not – the inline checkbox being checked.
      3. It should also make it clear in what ways the embed and embed-inline views will change the embed and embed-inline tags.

      Also, the embed-inline and the embed views should be updated, as well the avaiable modes, to make it clear about how exactly they should behave

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