On 26-Mar-14 12:41, Jak Wings wrote:
you'd better use raw HTML code instead of mixing them up.
<pre class="lang-markdown">
This code block contains an embedded <a
href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperlink";>hyperlink</a>.
</pre>
On 26-Mar-14 13:22, Alan Hogan wrote:
This will never be a feature, as half the point of a code block, in Markdown,
is to opt out of Markdown syntax recognition.
I would agree, this is a job for HTML
On 26-Mar-14 16:57, Waylan Limberg wrote:
one of those things that you would need to do with raw HTML
Jak, Alan, /and/ Waylan: Thanks for the replies. It doesn't disappoint
me, I knew before I asked that I wanted something that didn't make sense
even to me ... but "ya never know," right? In fact, I hadn't even
thought of simply dropping back to POH (Plain Old HTML), so I am glad
that (A) I did actually ask, and (B) you all came back with the same
solution. Sometimes the tip of your nose is the hardest thing to see of all.
Thanks again.
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