Closed mbentley closed 1 year ago
Hi @mbentley, I'm aware of this and will likely look for an alternative design that I can keep consistent across modes. At the moment there is no way for me to target the start and end of a blockquote individually in editing modes. So the start, in-between and the end all have to share the same code. which results in the unwanted top and bottom borders when using several lines. Will likely resort to possibly adding a subtle background colour and only doing the side borders. Will have to think about this one 😅
P.S. I've had a similar issue with Inline code but I've managed to get some help with resolving that and it will be in the next update. In that case there was a way to differentiate the parts that make it up so the bordered design can stay.
How that looks currently:
Solution 1:
Solution 2:
Hi @mbentley, This is now addressed in Prism 3.2.1. I've basically reverted the design to what the default theme uses with an addition of a different background colour to help differentiate it from other content. I've had too many difficulties doing anything else while making it consistent across all editor modes.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I am not sure if this is a design decision or not; when in reading mode vs editing mode, multi-line quotes are separated by a border in editing mode but I would expect them to display like they do in reading mode with no separation of the quote.
Raw markdown:
Editing mode:
Reading mode:
Describe the solution you'd like Editing mode would look like reading mode.
Describe alternatives you've considered I was looking at trying to change this using a CSS snippet but I was having issues trying to do so.
Additional context Screen shots above.