TABLE (and other restricted elements) inside the P element - when IE is in standards-mode and OpSaFi are in quirks-mode (Try the opposite version: IE in Quirks and OpSaFi in standards mode):

This is an IMG-element. If the width of the IMG-element = the width of the content of the P-elments below, then IE is in its standards-mode.

When IE is in Quirks-Mode, long words - such as this one: looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong, will make the p element wider than what is spesified via {width:;}. So if that widening doesn't occur, then IE is in its Standards-Mode. (Actually, no! This holds true only for MacIE5.x and WIN IE7. But not for IE6. Don't know for IE5.x or IE4.x.)

Here you can see two TABLE-elements —
as you can see, a TABLE
But in OpSaFi, P{color:value;} and P{font:values;} does not get (fully) inherited unless ... (see table below)
#!§¶%+=/&2+
        unless one specify «property:inherit»      
— inside a P

Some «impossible» elements inside P, wrapped in SPAN-element

blockquote

Definition
A description of something.
A spesification of something

  • Menu item 1
  • Menu item 2

    1. Ordered list item 1
    2. Ordered list item 2

    My
	PRE
	is
	here.

    Same as above, but wrapped in the OBJECT-element

    blockquote

    Definition
    A description of something.
    A spesification of something

  • Menu item 1
  • Menu item 2

    1. Ordered list item 1
    2. Ordered list item 2

    My
	PRE
	is
	here.

    • Unordered list
    • Unordered list

    A table in text paragraph:

    as you can see, a TABLE
    But in OpSaFi, P{color:value;} and P{font:values;} does not get (fully) inherited unless ... (see table below)
    #!§¶%+=/&2+
            unless one specify «property:inherit»      

    THe same as above, but not wrapped in SPAN or OBJECT

    blockquote

    Definition
    A description of something.
    A spesification of something

  • Menu item 1
  • Menu item 2

    1. Ordered list item 1
    2. Ordered list item 2

    My
	PRE
	is
	here.