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Note the "markdown=1" and "markdown="span"" attributes on the and elements below. This was all it took to fix the rendering issue.
I also needed to hunt for, and change, a hidden CSS style which was hiding the "carrot" that lets the user know if the section is open or closed. This was only in the particular theme for the WTH website.
Our summary here
our markdown text here :
```bash
echo "Hello markdown"
``'
- markdown1
- markdown2
- markdown3
html tags also supported
This PR fixes the Markdown for collapsible sections that were not rendering correctly in GitHub pages.
If you read the GH docs, this is how it's SUPPOSED to work in Markdown: https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/writing-on-github/working-with-advanced-formatting/organizing-information-with-collapsed-sections
The problem is that doesn't work when GH Pages translates it to HTML, causing the spell-checker to fail and the page to render gibberish.
The fix is buried deep in this GH forum post: https://github.com/gettalong/kramdown/issues/155#issuecomment-1024896918
Note the "markdown=1" and "markdown="span"" attributes on the and
elements below. This was all it took to fix the rendering issue.
I also needed to hunt for, and change, a hidden CSS style which was hiding the "carrot" that lets the user know if the section is open or closed. This was only in the particular theme for the WTH website.
Our summary here
our markdown text here : ```bash echo "Hello markdown" ``' - markdown1 - markdown2 - markdown3 html tags also supported