Closed shammancer closed 11 years ago
Markdown distingushes between HTML blocks and inline HTML. Inline HTML is part of a paragraph, and it is proper to surround it with <p>
tags in that case. Different markdown implementations vary slightly in how they interpret the syntax description in this respect.
What would be the difference between the two? I would like to be able to put some information in between some head tags.
It is something like this that I am trying.
<head>
<meta/>
<meta/>
</head>
OK, that should work. Probably just need to add head
to the list of block-level tags.
Awesome thanks.
It places
<p>
tags around the html tags I want in my file.http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#html