Render Markdown in HTML
See original GitHub issueHello, is there any chance to get Markdown syntax working inside HTML elements?
Now this
<div style="float: right">
# Hello
</div>
renders as <div style="float: right;"># Hello</div>
I know that some md compilers does it and some not, but can we do that with passing some option to compiler?
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It’s markdown in a markdown processor, not sure what to tell you. Putting it in a code block is the only way to tell the compiler it’s not meant to be processed.
On Wed, Jun 12, 2019 at 8:08 AM Ivan Kleshnin notifications@github.com wrote:
Each of them will add two lines to MD content. And I’ll have multiple cases like this per file:
vs
– quite a burden.