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Type "<" and ">" will cause incorrect format #30
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Hi, Could you be a bit more specific please. Also are you using v1.1.0 or the v1.0.2 on textangular.com? |
I mean v1.1.0, sorry for missing that. Actually I also tried on http://www.textangular.com/, the same problem. Btw, adding "<" in different position of the content will cause different behavior. |
OK, well that's the first potential problem out of the way! |
Ah, never mind - I've spotted the problem. I'll let you know when I've figured out how to fix it. |
I've got a fix for this it took some work to get around it but I think I've got the whole thing done. |
…r#30, textAngular#19 Updates the fix introduced in textAngular#5 to be more specific and less of a catch all. Changed version to v1.1.2
I'm going to close this with the release of the 1.1.2-alpha. If that doesn't fix it for you please do re-open the issue. |
…r#30, textAngular#19 Updates the fix introduced in textAngular#5 to be more specific and less of a catch all. Changed version to v1.1.2
If you type "<" or ">" then toggle to source view then back, the format will all go wrong.
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