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It seems like this library doesn't work if the markdown is inside a list. For instance, in this markdown:
Here is a list of your top stuff: 1. ::span[(T1078)] 2. other stuff ::span[(T1078)]
The string ::span[(T1078)] will convert properly, but 1. ::span[(T1078)] will not convert.
::span[(T1078)]
1. ::span[(T1078)]
Is there any way to use this library with lists, or are the two mutually incompatible?
EDIT: This is with a React Markdown setup like:
<Markdown components={{ span: props => { const { node, ...rest } = props; return <span style={{ marginTop: '1em' }} {...rest} />; } }} remarkPlugins={[remarkDirective, remarkDirectiveRehype]} > {markdownText} </Markdown>
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It seems like this library doesn't work if the markdown is inside a list. For instance, in this markdown:
The string
::span[(T1078)]
will convert properly, but1. ::span[(T1078)]
will not convert.Is there any way to use this library with lists, or are the two mutually incompatible?
EDIT: This is with a React Markdown setup like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: