Isaac Muse

> And the fixed behavior will also not covert markdown to html in links? I'm not sure I understand the question. We are talking about how proper escaping in HTML...

Can you give me a reproducible Markdown source? I see the expected outputs, but I'm still not sure what you are providing as source.

Wait, are you trying to provide Markdown code syntax as a link? If so, you aren't getting that to convert properly. You need to provide a link or properly escaped...

You'll see all sorts of different outputs with different Markdown parsers. Some might handle it more sane than others, but you should not be doing this: https://johnmacfarlane.net/babelmark2/?text=%5B%60i32%60%5D(%60i32%60)

I honestly thought you were talking about something else.

> It's the same example I gave in the initial comment: Yes, I was on my phone, but I see that now. Basically, code is handled before URLs, which is...

@rchl Hmm, there may be an issue with how we do things using the Sublime highlighter. Turning off the Sublime highlighter (which causes Pygments to be used instead) doesn't seem...

Hmm, it just appears that when Pygments handles a plain text code, it simply returns the text and styles it with CSS, but with the Sublime highlighter, we actually add...

Yeah, we can break pygments with `` [`123`](`#!py3 123`) `` which will then perform highlighting which causes spans to be written: ```html 123 ```

New wxPython was released that supports SVGs. We shouldn't have to convert them to PNG, but we'll have to see how good the support actually is. We also need new...