When I look at the generated code, it contains a lot of HTML without any necessity for it, e. g. my parameters are rendered like this
- <b>`use_cache`</b> (bool): If set to `False`, allows re-importing of the same source file even if it was imported before.
which renders to
use_cache (bool): If set to False, allows re-importing of the same source file even if it was imported before.
but it should be
- **`use_cache`** (bool): If set to `False`, allows re-importing of the same source file even if it was imported before.
which renders to the same result with no HTML:
use_cache (bool): If set to False, allows re-importing of the same source file even if it was imported before.
After all the point of markdown is that the file renders nicely in a web browser but is at the same time easy and natural to read in an ascii text editor.
When I look at the generated code, it contains a lot of HTML without any necessity for it, e. g. my parameters are rendered like this
which renders to
use_cache
(bool): If set toFalse
, allows re-importing of the same source file even if it was imported before.but it should be
which renders to the same result with no HTML:
use_cache
(bool): If set toFalse
, allows re-importing of the same source file even if it was imported before.After all the point of markdown is that the file renders nicely in a web browser but is at the same time easy and natural to read in an ascii text editor.