Open longapalooza opened 1 year ago
Ok, I know what the issue is. When we say "arbitrary markdown", we expect the content itself to be well-formed markdown. You're attempting to add content that when spliced into the markdown, yields valid markdown, but the problem is that the content itself changes the markup around it (you're attempting to close the previous div and open a new one).
We should clarify this distinction in the documentation, but we don't support that on purpose (and this isn't a bug), because it would make parsing the document impossible in general, since your var
content could arbitrarily change the structure of the document.
I'm going to switch this to a documentation enhancement.
Good deal. I figured it wasn't a bug, and I was just misunderstanding something. I appreciate the clarification.
I'd like to say that I recently just discovered Quarto, and it is pretty much exactly what I've been looking for for a while. I appreciate the hard work you all have put into developing it. So thanks!
Bug description
Variables in my _variable.yml file that are arbitrary markdown content are not interpreted as markdown when my .qmd file is rendered. The variable behaves as a simple string. My .qmd file is shown below.
My _variable.yml has the following keys
The rendered output looks like
Is this the intended behavior? I've tried some other arbitrary markdown (e.g., **) and have yet to be successful. The documentation leads me to believe that any arbitrary markdown may be used, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Using links as provided in the example in the documentation seems to work, though.
I'm using Windows 10 with the 2022.12.0 Build 353 of RStudio, and the 1.3.208 version of quarto.
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