Closed RehanSaeed closed 4 years ago
Duplicate of #20. Take a look at vuepress-plugin-container.
Could it not be included? Since the default theme had it, I'd expect the blog theme to be a superset of the default theme.
Expect it to be something like:
VuePress
├── Default theme
├── Blog theme
└── ...Other themes
# Instead of:
VuePress
└── Default theme
├── Blog theme
└── ...Other themes
Container
is not a necessary (widely used) feature for blogging. As the plugin system came out, we can leave such feature to users.
Bug report
Vuepress supports custom containers but these don't seem to work with this theme.
Steps to reproduce
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What is expected?
I should see the custom container.
What is actually happening?
I just get the text being output as is.
npx vuepress info
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