Use the find_and_preserve helper. This replaces newlines within <pre>
tags with the HTML newline character, which Haml ignores. For example:
= find_and_preserve do
:markdown
stuff
- Nathan
jallen wrote:
> I know there's already a lot of posts on this topic, but I can't find
> a answer to this simple problem:
>
> What is the most elegant way to author code blocks in haml?
>
> So far using :markdown seems to get me the closest, but I still have
> problems. Here's my example
>
>
> :markdown
> <sample code>
> ...more sample code
>
> this generates
>
> <pre><code><sample code>
> ...more sample code
> </code></pre>
>
> which is almost fine. The problem is the spaces that are prepended to
> the "...more sample code" line - I don't want them! I know this can be
> solved by pushing the sample code into a partial or a helper, but I'd
> like to have it inline if possible. Any suggestions?
>
>
> >
>
>
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