also detect Pandoc's inline raw attributes to determine if Pandoc should be run #585
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content{=format} to determine if Pandoc should be run
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This comes from https://community.rstudio.com/t/changes-to-blogdown-shortcode-open-type-html-and-blogdown-shortcode-close-type-html/93727/4 (thanks @datalorax)
This PR change the regex to also detect inline raw content and not just block raw content.
The issue arises with
blogdown::shortcode_open()because it will use htmltools and the new Pandoc's raw attributes to escape inline content - still because rmarkdown set the option to do so by default.This simplify the regex instead of adding a new one. Does it sound good ?
This fixes the issue reported in community.
Also:
blogdown.markdown.format