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Actually, according to spec, elements inside html blocks should not be parsed by md engine. It is assumed anything inside an HTML block is already in HTML so it shouldn't need to be parsed.
The original markdown.pl, however, had a way of parsing HTML blocks by "marking" them with markdown="1".
Example:
# some markdown
blabla
<div>This is **not parsed**</div>
<div makrdown="1">This is **parsed**</div>
This was one of the project's original milestones. However, since no one has requested it yet I haven't thought of a way to implement it.
I would greatly enjoy this feature. My main use case is to be able to decorate markdown to look prettier. But I can understand why the original spec didn't make heavy provisions for it- markdown should be markdown, not markdown with html.
When there is markdown inside of html it doesn't seem to parse.
For example:
renders as:
Using showdown v1.2.0.
Was this done by design? Or have we not had a need for it?
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