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This is slightly confusing (in that sense that it's unintuitive why they'd differ), even if easy enough to mitigate by reimplementing the trimming in the render-blockquotes.html file, so it'd be nice if both types of blockquotes mirrored each other for more consistent HTML output. It's pretty minor, but without a built-in way to prettify HTML in Hugo (related issue: #7190), it is something users will need to keep in mind when wanting to achieve clean & mostly reproducible output
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Apologies in advance if this is more a proposal; I wasn't sure if the fact the behaviour was different in the past would make it count as a bug or an enhancement
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Related: #13301
Currently, trailing newlines are removed from blockquotes with callouts, but are kept for normal blockquotes, e.g.
This is slightly confusing (in that sense that it's unintuitive why they'd differ), even if easy enough to mitigate by reimplementing the trimming in the
render-blockquotes.html
file, so it'd be nice if both types of blockquotes mirrored each other for more consistent HTML output. It's pretty minor, but without a built-in way to prettify HTML in Hugo (related issue: #7190), it is something users will need to keep in mind when wanting to achieve clean & mostly reproducible outputThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: