Ignore tags

[coler-j]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I have content in my md file which does not render nicely in confluence (i.e. a ToC that looks and works well in GH but not in confluence)

Describe the solution you'd like It would be nice if there were "ignore" tags that I could use to wrap my content that I don't want mark to interpret.

Describe alternatives you've considered None.

Additional context

[kovetskiy]

Hi,

Why isn't CI/CD pipeline with a simple script to skip some files is enough?

Consider something simple like gpt suggests:

[mrueg]

I can see some usecase for this and it should be easy to implement.

<!-- Include: ac:profile
    Name: Doe, John -->
<!-- ac:ignore -->
John Doe's profile
<!-- ac:ignore end -->

In Markdown you'll have a nice replacement for your Include that does not get rendered there.

@kovetskiy wdyt?

[kovetskiy]

Oh, I see. That could be useful.

[coler-j]

Yes, this is my use case essentially. I have content that doesn't render well in Confluence.

On Tue, May 23, 2023, 6:35 a.m. Egor Kovetskiy @.***> wrote:

Oh, I see. That could be useful.

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[joyfulrabbit]

I had to sanitize a LOT tables (or recreate them using mermaid or an image) where carriage returns or other html formatting was used to make things look pretty. Those random html tags cause parsing errors and do not publish. I would love the flexibility of a feature like this. Happy to test a branch if someone has something.