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MD033 "Inline HTML" should allow exceptions
See original GitHub issueMy markdown files contain certain html tags (like <kbd>) that just can’t be expressed in markdown. I’d suggest to extend the configuration option to accept an array of tags that are considered safe for use in a document.
I generally want to be warned about html in my markdown, but there are situations where I actually need to use the html. I was wondering if there is any way to mark those situations inline, like you would with eslint’s /*eslint-disable foobar */. (long shot, I don’t see any obvious notation for this…)
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I’m still interested in the tag based filter. It allows me to grant global exceptions for
<kbd>,<var>etc. The inline exceptions (via<!-- markdownlint-disable MD033 -->) would be useful for larger constructs that are, well, the exception.I believe the commit above does what you’d like. If you have any issues with it, please let me know! And thanks for your patience. 😃