On 06/18/2012 05:53 PM, Waylan Limberg wrote:
On Mon, Jun 18, 2012 at 6:26 AM, Boris Le Ninivin
<boris.lenini...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello everyone.
In a website, parts of the pages (essentially headers and footers) are often
the same. Hence I've added a functionality to my toolkit : inclusion. It is
performed when the parser finds "@include filename".
[snip]
In the end, on the df website, it is said that "Markdown is smart enough not
to add extra (unwanted)<p> tags around HTML block-level tags.". So I don't
know if it's an implementation problem (related to the PHP port, maybe?), or
if it's a design problem, but as far as I know, Markdown is not smart enough
to not add unwanted<p> tags.
First, I should point out that while "Markdown is smart enough not to
add extra (unwanted)<p> tags around HTML block-level tags" that only
applies to *known* (and valid) HTML block level tags. "@include
filename" is *not* a known HTML block-level tag - its not even HTML at
all.
Right. That's why, in the first version, the replacement mechanisms were
applied *BEFORE* any markdown processing. Yet, it put </p> around <html>
even in that case... So you've got my point.
I'm not sure how you implemented your inclusion stuff, but here's a
few suggestions:
If you are swapping your inclusion tag after markdown is run, then you
need to match your inclusion tag wrapped inside a paragraph. Match
this: `<p>@include filename</p>`.
Some newlines might be added as well, but that's an idea. It would avoid
having <p> tags wrapping the <html> ones, at least.
If you are swapping your inclusion tag before markdown is run, then we
need to see what was swapped in to be of any help.
If you have modified markdown (or used PHP Markdown's undocumented
extension support), make sure your addition is running before raw HTML
is handled by the parser.
I use the markdown php version from github.
Thanks,
Boris.
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