When you're writing text like this with inline formatting, it's really
better to forgo Haml's nested syntax entirely and use a filter like
:markdown or :textile. For example:
:markdown
Visit [my website](http://my-websites-url.com).
Haml is built to make structured markup fast and easy, but inline markup
isn't structured in the same way that layout is, so using another tool
is the right choice.
Jeff B. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to emit something like this with Haml: "Visit <a>my
> website</a>." ??
>
> If I do
> Visit
> %a my website
> \.
> Then I get "visit <a>my website</a> ."
>
> If I do
> Visit
> %a> my website
> \.
> Then I get "visit<a>my website</a>."
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>
> >
>
>
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