Adjust tasklist HTML
See original GitHub issueWhen converting Markdown to HTML, I would like to adjust the resulting HTML so that the <input type="checkbox"> is not disabled. Is it possible to plug into showdown.subParser('makehtml.lists', ...) in any way to accomplish this?
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In version 2.0 you will have full control over the output of a subparser via templates (and other awesome goodies).
Right now you can:
The second solution is faster but the first one is better
Yep, that did the trick. Thanks!