Michel Fortin

I'm not sure exactly what would suit your needs, but here's a few hints in case you want to tweak the code. Abbreviations are handled in two phases. First it...

You can use fenced code block with a language specifier if you're using the MarkdownExtra parser. I'm not going to add a dependency to another library for this, but you...

Can't you check what it says in the server logs (for apache)? I suspect an issue with regex recursion would overstep some limit, but I'm not sure. What is your...

I'm not really sure what to make of this. Isn't there any PHP-related errors before the "child process exited with status 255" line? Also, how much time does it take...

Interestingly, PHP Markdown is [the only parser with that behavior](http://johnmacfarlane.net/babelmark2/?normalize=1&text=hello+*%2C+this+is+emphasized*+etc..), so I really ought to fix this. Thank you for the report.

I'm trying to remember, but can't find the reason. A simple way to find out would be to remove them, make a pull request and look at the failing tests...

Here, using Travis. You can run them locally too.

I think I found the reason. It's to avoid confusing asterisks that are meant to be asterisks in situations like that: This is an asterisk*. That is *emphasis*. Many implementations...

Another similar case where abbreviations don't work. W3C[^hey] *[W3C]: World Wide Web Consortium [^hey]: footnote trumps abbreviation

Thank you for reporting this. For completeness, here's what I get with Markdown Extra: ``` List 1 item 1 List 2 item 1 List 2 item 2 3. List 2...