Personally, I was surprised the first time I encountered the default line breaking behaviour in Drupal. Once I understood what was what was going on, it seemed consistent that line breaks would be applied everywhere. So *I* don't consider this to be bug.

However, if *you* think this behaviour is a bug, you might consider flagging it as an issue in the Drupal project issue tracker (otherwise it's unlikely to get any attention).

Quoting Abalieno abalieno@cesspit.net:

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Hi Abalieno,

you probably need to tweak your input formats. Go to administer -> input formats, and either turn off line break converter for the format you use, or create a new format with line break converter turned off.

Okay, but it's still a broken feature. A <pre> block should ALWAYS bypass the line breaks. In every condition since it's exactly how the html tag is defined. I can disable the line breaks for the WHOLE node but I'd like Drupal to keep doing that and bypass the line breaks only when dealing with the <pre> tag.

This is supposed the default behaviour and should be considered as a bug.

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