Continuation line loses separator
The separator of continuation lines shown below disappears when wrapped with a ===
### Title
- Fist indentation
- Second indentation
continuation
=== Something
- Fist indentation
- Second indentation
continuation
===
Confirmed, there is a markdown parsing issue, although the issue appears to be related to the hard line endings within nested lists, and does not appear to be directly related to the === Panel component.
I'm testing with the following markdown:
Item 1\
continuation
Item 2\
continuation
Item 3\
continuation
---
- Item 1\
continuation
- Item 2\
continuation
- Item 3\
continuation
---
- Item 1
- Item 1.1\
continuation
- Item 2
- Item 2.1\
continuation
- Item 3
- Item 3.1\
continuation
For the first and second groups, a hard <br /> line-break is added:
<!-- Group 1, Item 1 -->
<p>Item 1<br />
continuation</p>
<!-- Group 2, Item 1 -->
<li><p>Item 1<br />
continuation</p>
</li>
But for the nested list in Group 3, a line-break is not added:
<li><p>Item 1</p>
<ul>
<li>Item 1.1continuation</li>
</ul>
</li>
We will investigate and try to fix. At the moment, it is not clear what is going wrong here.
Thanks for letting us know about this defect.
Happy to help.
However my problem is not hard ended lines, but soft ended lines that should continue. For example, I want to soft split a nested line in the source, and render it as a single line (with a space or return, not a <br>).
The canonical way to do it in markdown should be:
- first line
- second line
and soft continuation
That should render as 2 lines, (as correctly rendered without the ===):
- first line
- second line and soft continuation
While (when wrapped with a ===) is rendered as:
- first line
- second lineand soft continuation
HTH
Thanks for the clarification. Looks like multiple issues are happening here. We will try to figure out what is going wrong and get this fixed asap.
Any news?