Please tell me about how to remove the p tag wrapping

[oceanfish567]

📝 Provide detailed reproduction steps (if any)

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1. …type <div itemprop="caption" class="image__caption attribution"><span data-editable="metaCaption" class="inline-placeholder">A view of Diamondhead on the Oahu, Hawaii, coastline. Downtown Honolulu is to the right of Diamondhead.</span></div>
2. …save it in source code window

✔️ Expected result

What is the expected result of the above steps?
If I enter html tag syntax in the editor, is there a way to prevent the editor from having p tag packaging? I hope it can be kept as it is?

❌ Actual result

What is the actual result of the above steps?
it will becaome: <p><div itemprop="caption" class="image__caption attribution"><span data-editable="metaCaption" class="inline-placeholder">A view of Diamondhead on the Oahu, Hawaii, coastline. Downtown Honolulu is to the right of Diamondhead.</span></div></p>

❓ Possible solution

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1. I saw someone on the Internet saying that forced_root_block: false and html_verify: false have not changed after I used them. Is it not supported by tinymce7?
2. A friend told me to type directly in the source code window. This method works.

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[spocke]

I wasn't able to reproduce this if I paste that into the code editor then it's retained as is. TinyMCE follows HTML standards so DIV is not a valid child of P so never seen this before. So need a proper reproduction case here.

[oceanfish567]

I wasn't able to reproduce this if I paste that into the code editor then it's retained as is. TinyMCE follows HTML standards so DIV is not a valid child of P so never seen this before. So need a proper reproduction case here.

yes, as long as I paste the html code in the source code, there will be no p packaging problem. tks.