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Nested list markdown rendering #33
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Can you give an example (HTML contents of note and converted text)? |
Hey, just wiped my local copy and re-downloaded |
@brynbellomy I'm having the same problem, see #66 . What did you do to resolve it? Reinstall I used package control to remove |
The problem only shows up with notes created in the desktop app (OS X in my case) whereas notes created in the browser are converted properly Heres the result from converting a note from the browser
and what you get from converting a note created in the OS X app
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@halhenke Ah! Thanks a lot for your report, now it's clear why I was not able to reproduce the issue! It looks that the OSX client encodes many things in non-standard (or plain ackward) ways that make it less compatible with other clients. See for example #67. What a shame. I do not have access to OSX so to fix this I need your assistance.
I'll have a look and then I can see if we can fix this once for all. Thanks for your cooperation! |
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. Heres what I got in the console from the browser created note:
And here is what I got from the OS X created note:
So looks like there is some inline CSS that is causing the problem? |
Just wanted to let you guys know that this problem seems to be fixed in the latest release of the Evernote (6.0.13) for OS X client. New notes with nested, unordered lists do not have the extra asterisks. Old notes still do but if you update them in the client then the notes formatting will be fixed upon syncing again. Thank Christ because its so useful to be able to open up a note in ST & insert some syntax highlighted code or just edit with a full featured editor... Anyway thanks for a great plugin. |
Very good to know! Thanks a lot @halhenke |
Yes!!! It's so rare to get this sort of feeling of closure from the internet! |
The
html2text
library seems to bail on nested lists, adding an extra list item character (*
) and extra spaces at the beginning of the firstLI
element of any nested list.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: