Open bottlebug opened 5 years ago
hi @bottlebug , thank you for opening the issue.
Currently, looking in the master branch:
I've noticed a few inconsistencies in our code:
the markdown preview in UtilsApiController.renderCommonmark do an explicit escape of the html with:
MustacheCustomTag.renderToCommonmark(StringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml4(input))
But on the other parts of the code it's not applied. So you can inline raw html.
Then on front end, the "style" attribute (and I guess others attributes too) is trimmed out, so you cannot resize it as you want.
I'll try to fix it in the M2 release.
edit: letting the user add an inline style may be too dangerous, especially in a shared context.
This will require more time to evaluate a good and secure solution.
I think that the best solution will be to let the user define a custom css for the event and then he can use the class attribute to customize the raw inline html as it's not filtered by angular.
Note: you can already use some already defined classes (talking about the master branch)
Looking at the code, in term of security, we have decided that it's better to always escape the raw html.
We will add the possibility to attach a custom css for the event, so you will be able to customize the whole page (markdown description included).
for the M2 release, the images (as defined with https://commonmark.org/help/tutorial/08-images.html ) will have by default a max-width of 100%.
The event description's Markdown doesn't seem to accept any raw inline html for images.
This would be very helpful in resizing images which don't fit the screen width.