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markdown isn't rendered correctly #43
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Tables are rendered correctly to valid HTML - but the < table >-Tag is missing the class="table" attribute that makes a table show up nicely when using bootstrap. |
So it's fixed now? |
Fixed in 457599c . needs testing |
Seems like you're writing your own markdown generator. Isn't that a bit pointless? You could just use one that already exists. Like the one for github flavored markdown. Just put a CSS file on top and your done. You can even add custom markdown if you want. I mean the ones you added in yldt (youtube, etc) are already supported, so even that would be easier. It's the markdown standard that everybody uses anyway, so why reinvent the wheel? https://py-gfm.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ And if you still want to do some fancy stuff on top, just write a markdown extension for the python markdown module. Btw, it still doesn't work in production. Tables are still rendered without the class. |
sigh The Markdown generator is http://mistune.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ |
As seen in the compaign: https://beta.yeahletsdothat.com/yeah/e88CZpTqbc75e8EB/
Markdown seems to be rendered with any css theme. So it's pretty hard to read tables.
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