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The recursive parser doesn't differentiate HTML tags, so:
Foo <span>bar</span> baz
becomes:
<p>Foo</p> <span><p>bar</p></span> <p>baz</p>
This would eliminate many situations that currently require class="no-markdown", e.g. <sup> and <sub>.
class="no-markdown"
<sup>
<sub>
Perhaps a whitelist of elements to treat specially during recursive parsing?
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Fixed (questionably?) in 00ac2c3 for <sub> and <sup>, tracking need for more tags in #18.
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The recursive parser doesn't differentiate HTML tags, so:
becomes:
This would eliminate many situations that currently require
class="no-markdown"
, e.g.<sup>
and<sub>
.Perhaps a whitelist of elements to treat specially during recursive parsing?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: