Unintended adding of a Paragraph when using a partial

[topofocus]

Sorry, Me again.

I have a liquid helper, included via {% include hieronymus %} in Jekyll

Created a component and copied the content into the file hieronymus.liquid

<span> some content </span>

and replaced insert with render

In Jekyll this inserts just the code, a word.
In Bridgetown, its inserting the code following by "

".

How to migrate the helper to bridgetown?

Maybe this is a topic for your Migration-guide as well?

(this behavoir can be verified in https://github.com/topofocus/bridgetown-test)

[topofocus]

The issue is present in another context, too.

The cookie landing page template defines a card-component.

<p class="..."> <%= @text %> </p>

which is rendered as expected.

However

<p class="..."> <%= markdownify @text %> </p>

instead of simply markdownyfying the content also inserts an paragraph:

<p class="mt-2 mb-4 text-gray-600">
	<p>First Card: Content for this! 
                           ( <strong>interpreted</strong> by the <code class="highlighter-rouge">markdown</code> filter)</p>
		</p>
</p>

Completely irritating is the behavior if not only a sentence is markdownified.
Adding a paragraph to the input inserts a div and and adapts the highlight-class to the added sentence.

<p class="mt-2 mb-4 text-gray-600">
		<p>First Card: Content for this! 
                           ( <strong>interpreted</strong> by the <code class="highlighter-rouge">markdown</code> filter)</p>

<div class="highlighter-rouge"><div class="highlight"><pre class="highlight"><code>                       This should be another paragraph.
</code></pre></div></div>
		</p>

To reproduce: Add a sentence to tmp_cards in the frontmatter of src/index.md and modify src/_components/shared/card.erb (row 14)

should I open an Issue?

[jaredcwhite]

@topofocus Can you try running the content through the strip method before handing it to markdownify? Because any newlines in the string will end up creating paragraphs, that's just how the Markdown processor works.

[topofocus]

So it seems, that using a ruby-class instead of a partial solves the problem.
Its even not necessary to inherent it from Bridgetown::Component

Thus replacing render 'hieronymus with render Hieronymus.new and providing this as hieronymus.rbin _components

class Hieronymus
  def render_in(view_context, &block)
    <<~RR
        <span class="..."> something</span>
   RR
  end
end

provides the expected behaviour.

[jaredcwhite]

That's an interesting finding! Off the top of my head, I can't think of a reason why that would be…I'd have to dig into all the code involved and troubleshoot further. But glad you were able to make progress.