I'm trying to highlight text for HTML output, so I defined a span.highlight class in my .css file. But I can't reliably use this class because the <class name="highlight"> directive is sometimes rendered as <class name="highlight">.
I get the correct output if the class tags are on separate lines from my text, like this: <class name="highlight"> my text </class> which generates <p><span class="highlight"> my text </span></p> But I get incorrect output in lists: - <class name="highlight">my item</class> which generates <ul> <li><class name="highlight">my item</class></li> </ul> Even outside of lists, putting class tags inline sometimes works and sometimes doesn't (there seems to be a history dependence). Sometimes only the opening tag is correctly transformed. For now, I'm using a cumbersome work-around with <literal> blocks. By the way, highlighting is something I need to do a lot: is there a way to define this with a new regexp, like ****highlighted****? Or can I overwrite the default behavior or ***bold-italic***? -- Jim _______________________________________________ Muse-el-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/muse-el-discuss
