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headers are not supported in markdown because the # gets interpreted as inline code. Can we disable this behavior inside of the markdown binding, or get an attribute switch on the binding to toggle this behavior? Not allowing # style headings severely cripples the markdown syntax as now you can only have H1, H2 and not the full H1 - H5 headings supported.
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To make sure I catch everything, please can you provide some sample markdown you're using to test all this in a Gist or something similar so I can make sure the parser ignores/parses the correct parts?
Here is a gist, its probably a little excessive but it should make sure we catching the issue of # being interpreted as inline code rather markdown text for processing.
headers are not supported in markdown because the # gets interpreted as inline code. Can we disable this behavior inside of the markdown binding, or get an attribute switch on the binding to toggle this behavior? Not allowing # style headings severely cripples the markdown syntax as now you can only have H1, H2 and not the full H1 - H5 headings supported.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: