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by Izkata
1321 days ago
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> So my understanding of this part of the spec is confused (what does “interpret” mean?) but if it means no support for inline HTML that is indeed a pity. The comparison to commonmark is important - it has special rules for HTML: https://spec.commonmark.org/0.29/#html-blocks All its saying is that that djot doesn't have special rules for HTML so it spits out the same thing it receives, apparently with escaping relevant to the selected output mode. Note right above the part you quoted it shows an example of using HTML ("we simply do not allow raw HTML, except in explicitly marked contexts"). |
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