Jurgens du Toit wrote:
If you look at a formatter like tidy, it's got a lot of options where you
can turn certain behaviour on and off, making it much more useable for a lot
of people. Wouldn't it improve the usability of Markdown if these kind of
options were present?
No, it would be a compatibility nightmare, for no benefit.
Another thing, is it possible to convert newlines to <br/> tags? I tried
nl2br before and after passing the string to markdown, but either way
there's to many br tags then.
Put two spaces at the end of a line to insert a line break like this.
Is it a bug or a feature that the following two texts get formatted
differently?
My shopping list
+ Bread
+ Milk
+ Cheese
It is most definitely a feature. Imagine you had text something like:
To calculate the result, we add the two numbers 5
+ 6, and we obtain the sum 11. Then we compute 11
- 2.
It would be horribly inconvenient if this was interpreted as a list.
(Forgive the contrived example.)
-Jacob
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