Closed hellux closed 1 year ago
Divs can be closed by a verbatim fence inside a code block:
::: outer
:::
<div class="outer"> <pre><code></code></pre> </div> <pre><code> ::: </code></pre>
Is this intended? It is certainly easier to parse this way, not having to ignore fences inside code blocks.
An easy user workaround is to simply use a longer fence:
:::: outer
::::
<div class="outer"> <pre><code>::: </code></pre> </div>
I don't think this was explicitly intended, and it seems an odd result! I'm going to call it a bug, pending further thought and investigation.
Divs can be closed by a verbatim fence inside a code block:
:::
Is this intended? It is certainly easier to parse this way, not having to ignore fences inside code blocks.
An easy user workaround is to simply use a longer fence:
:::