I was working on markdown that contains instructions with code blocks, and many of those code blocks end with a }, which triggers the special attributes extension.
I'd like to use special attributes for headers, without breaking things like:
1. Blah:
$ ls test/{foo,bar}
(Here, the output displays only $ ls test/, the {foo,bar} is not visible in the resulting page anymore.)
Should the special attributes extension be less sensitive, such that it does not trigger for things like this? Or, otherwise, should there be a way to disable it for code blocks and only have it for headers and such?
I was working on markdown that contains instructions with code blocks, and many of those code blocks end with a
}, which triggers the special attributes extension.I'd like to use special attributes for headers, without breaking things like:
(Here, the output displays only
$ ls test/, the{foo,bar}is not visible in the resulting page anymore.)Should the special attributes extension be less sensitive, such that it does not trigger for things like this? Or, otherwise, should there be a way to disable it for code blocks and only have it for headers and such?