How to escape inline html in markdown?

So Markdown supports inline HTML, and TUI editor reflects inline HTML in the preview. But we don’t want the users to be able to use inline html - ideally the user could type, say <b>Hey</b> but it would be shown escaped, both in preview and in WYSIWYG editor. How can we do that with TUI?

I suppose we can’t use the HTML sanitizer, as sanitizer works after markdown has already been converted to HTML.

Ideally, there should be a convertorBeforeMarkdownToHtmlConverted event.

[seonim-ryu]

@docent Sorry for the late response.

Is this the situation you are talking about?

1. In the Markdown editor, enter html as follows:

<b>foo</b>
<i>bar</i>

1. Through some preprocessing, such as an event, the tags appear to be escaped in Markdown Preview or in WYSIWYG.

If this is correct, I think we can use the previewBeforeHook and wysiwygSetValueBefore events. Like this:

editor.on('wysiwygSetValueBefore', html => {
  // ...
  return escapedHTML;
});

Can you check it?

[PeterDcsl]

Hi! Sorry to resurrect such an old post, but I’m also trying to disable inline HTML for the markdown editor (but not the wysiwyg editor - we are not using that). I’ve been trying out customHTMLRenderer and beforePreviewRender, but these seem like dead ends. Is there a way to achieve this?