Closed rezrov closed 2 years ago
The include "image-modal.html" doesn't render properly when used in a markdown file. In my markdown I have:
{% include image-modal.html ratio="is-16by9" link="/assets/images/tracing.png" alt="Example image" large_link="/assets/images/tracing.png" %}
The page is rendered without any errors, but the resulting HTML looks like this:
<div x-data="{ open: false }"> <a @click="open = true" title="View large image"> <figure class="image is-16by9"> <img src="http://localhost:4000/assets/images/tracing.png" alt="Example image"> </figure> </a> <div class="modal" :class="{ 'is-active': open }"> <div class="modal-background" @click="open = false"></div>
Thus the web page is a mix of actual HTML and page text that contains some of the HTML. It seems like the presence of "@click" is causing some lines from the include file to be escaped with "\<" and "\>", breaking the rendering.
Hi, v0.13.1 has a fix for this issue. Thanks for using the theme!
The include "image-modal.html" doesn't render properly when used in a markdown file. In my markdown I have:
The page is rendered without any errors, but the resulting HTML looks like this:
Thus the web page is a mix of actual HTML and page text that contains some of the HTML. It seems like the presence of "@click" is causing some lines from the include file to be escaped with "\<" and "\>", breaking the rendering.