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I don't believe we output any <p> elements in our placements. Are you noticing otherwise, or is the case that you are surrounding the <div> in a <p> on your site?
We currently treat both text and image placements as a block elements anyways -- and both have nested block elements -- so a <div> is still probably the most semantically correct. If it's possible, it's probably best to just avoid the surrounding <p> element.
@agjohnson To provide more context on the problem, we render the ad on a p element, it's a constraint we can't change. I was leaning toward using the API raw, but it throws a CORS issue.
The following HTML structure is invalid:
p > div
, the following is valid:p > span
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