Custom content blocks are being flattened
See original GitHub issueI’m really sorry about this. I’m at a total loss here. The closest I’ve come to finding a resolution to this is here.
I am trying to convert
<div class="signature">
<p>Emperor Palpatine</p>
<p>Lord of the Sith</p>
<p>Totally framed the Jedi</p>
</div>
into a single content block, but when I try to convert it I end up with what is essentially
<div class="signature">Emperor Palpatine</div>
<p>Lord of the Sith</p>
<p>Totally framed the Jedi</p>
I feel like I’m missing something incredibly simple here. I recreated it outside of my application here in this webpackbin
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Also… I want to add a big thank you for your time. Open source can be a thankless job. Thank you.
going to close this in the name of housekeeping since i hope i pointed you in the right direction and it ended up being more around what the general strategy for representing that type of content rather than a specific
draft-convert
issue. feel free to reopen if you have any related issues still outstanding