Markdown inside HTML

  • Resolved Imageheavylogic

    (@heavylogic)


    5 months ago

    Sometimes you need to split things into columns. And I know that it’s not a usual thing for markdown that supports only tables. But your plugin supports HTML and that’s great. The problem is – markdown inside HTML doesn’t render anymore. This will not work:

    <div style="display: flex; gap: 20px;">
    	<div>**Test**</div>
    	<div>**Test2**</div>
    </div>

    <div class="my-flex-class">
    	<div class="my-col-50-class">[![13892359063825](/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/13892359063825-150x150.png){.alignnone}](https://bricks-test.loc/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/13892359063825.png)</div>
    	<div class="my-col-50-class">[![13892359063825](/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/13892359063825-150x150.png){.alignnone}](https://bricks-test.loc/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/13892359063825.png)</div>
    </div>

    Also class .alignnone in this example doesn’t applies on images. I think this feature is broken.

    Great plugin for developers though. I’m switching from Gutenberg.

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  • Plugin Author ImagePierre-Henri Lavigne

    (@peter202202)

    5 months ago

    Hi @heavylogic, it’s been a while, how is it going ?

    Please give me some time, I’m gonna check it when I can. My TODO is full at the moment 🚣

    I appreciate the switch, if you are in a hurry, I guess you will have to keep Gutenberg for now or use another alternative like custom fields or custom shortcode maybe. 🙏

    There was something like <div markdown="1"> **Test** </div> with the extra version of markdown if I remembered but that doesn’t seem to work…. 💦

    Thank you for your patience, 🙇‍♂️and keep in touch

    Plugin Author ImagePierre-Henri Lavigne

    (@peter202202)

    4 months, 2 weeks ago

    @heavylogic for this one I gave up, this looks to work only with one root sub-level.

    I mean for example :

    <div markdown="1">
    **Some bold text**
    </div>

    Will be rendered as :

    <div markdown="1">
    Some bold text
    </div>

    I plugged existing open source tools with the WordPress framework, I try to stick to the markdown “specification” and the WordPress “specification” for a native experience. Embedded HTML is kind of limited. HTML code inside markdown actually works but the reverse – wrapping markdown inside multi HTML section does not seem to play well because the parser needs to be customized. Good luck with that. 🌞

    If you need multi-columns support, it’s gonna be easier and faster to go on your own like shortcodes or just split with two custom fields for example. If you want professional support or help in debugging code, you are welcome to ask for business support here :
    https://www.markup-markdown.com/contact/

    I’m gonna mark this discussion as closed, thank you for your understanding

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