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TINYDOC-3692: A new line inside an indented TD prevented the Decrease Indent of the content. #4423

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// CCFR here.

=== A new line inside an indented TD prevented the `+Decrease Indent+` of the content
// #TINYMCE-8693

Previously, when content placed directly inside a table cell was indented, {productname} applied the indentation to the table cell (`+<td>+`) element. When a new line was then added in the cell, for example by pressing Enter, {productname} wrapped the content in paragraph (`+<p>+`) elements that did not carry the indentation. As a result, the *Decrease indent* toolbar button was disabled and the indented content could not be outdented.

In {productname} {release-version}, when the content of a table cell is indented, {productname} wraps the inline content in paragraph elements and applies the indentation to those paragraphs instead of to the cell. The new line keeps the indentation, and the *Decrease indent* toolbar button remains enabled, so the content can be outdented as expected.

=== Underline applied around subscript or superscript text was drawn at the baseline of the surrounding text instead of under the subscript or superscript text
// #TINYMCE-15001

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