Ian Shields

Actually I see more options in a screenshot on your homepage so maybe this is already built. I'm not seeing anything in documentation on how to use it though.

@did Ah, that was definitely it! Turning that setting to false exposes all the other options. Is this a bug? It seems like it should allow both line_break: true functionality...

The other question here is whether there would be a way to allow actual html, so if you need to put in a custom html block you can. ``` Error...

Thanks for the quick response. Yes that's totally fair - I was sort of just using it as an example of the behavior. Totally makes sense the doc page is...

Happy to do that. Would you want me to just send you the zip of the dummy project and you can test locally or you need it deployed somewhere?

Just emailed you the sample project with instructions. Also below is my fix for this issue. As mentioned it's a bit hacky and not something I really want to leave...

@baptistejamin Hello is there any update on this issue? I'm concerned about leaving this hack in my code long term and would really appreciate an update. Thanks!

@did We were using webpacker which is super legacy so I just updated it to shakapacker (long over due) which is more modern and maintained. Seems like the issue still...

Unfortunately hasn't fixed it :( sprockets ``` sprockets (4.2.2) concurrent-ruby (~> 1.0) logger rack (>= 2.2.4, < 4) sprockets-rails (3.5.2) actionpack (>= 6.1) activesupport (>= 6.1) sprockets (>= 3.0.0) ```...

So the issue is simply the // which is not valid css. If you escape it with css comment syntax it builds Here is a CSS validator complaining about the...