The short answer, in my experience, is no. When I've wanted to do something like that on my blog, I've rewritten it so I can put a little noncode (e.g., "Therefore," "And," "Later in the file") between the two code snippets.
I suspect that a blank, unindented line between blocks doesn't create two code sections because it's impossible to visually distinguish between a between a blank line in the code and a blank line separating two bits of code. The only place where Markdown does something similar is with two (or more) spaces at the end of a line generate, a construct that can generate inadvertent <br /> tags. Dr. Drang _______________________________________________ Markdown-Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://six.pairlist.net/mailman/listinfo/markdown-discuss
