Hi, New mailing list user here. Sorry if this is a Dupe / FAQ. Background:
I'm trying somewhat successfully to use markdown to format my emails. The method was covered here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/108809/22520 In short, when *composing* emails using markdown, it's possible to *send them* nicely formatted by optionally running the message through pandoc and changing the content-type to html. Problem: Pandoc mangles the stuff below my messages (e.g., the reply thread), which is undesirable. I have an evolving description of the issue here: https://unix.stackexchange.com/q/648150/22520 One possible workaround is changing the way Mutt pre-populates the stuff below my message (the On <date> <email> wrote: things) to include a <pre> tag. Question: Is it possible to customize the way that Mutt pre-populates the reply thread below the message when opening the compose screen? If so, I would like to use this functionality to prepend a <pre> tag and post-pend a </pre> tag so that pandoc doesn't ruin that part of the message. However, other suggestions are most welcome. --Josh
