Zach Leatherman

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Yeah, hmm. You can wrap it in a `webc:raw` element and it should work (though it isn’t ideal) ``` ## A title A paragraph > a blockquote ``` or even...

Well, wait there is something else going on here, when I paste your example into [AST Explorer](https://astexplorer.net/) for `parse5`: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39355/205318508-7ff7502a-c673-4406-8423-fb7c19f0df26.png) Given that AST I would expect it to work

Rather, this is more accurate to what WebC does behind the scenes to avoid quirks mode (but the point still stands): ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39355/205318935-c00d50b6-78b1-4e18-9ec0-adb03cbd69f4.png)

Hmmmmmm, I’m having trouble reproducing this one—can you provide any additional context? ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39355/199565187-765e528a-4f55-42f5-b742-f86536249775.png) I see you’re using the markdown input files—does that mean you’re using the transform method?

https://www.11ty.dev/docs/languages/webc/#post-process-html-output-as-webc > I created a new webc base layout that was only rendering the footer This gives more clarity—though a WebC layout file still works for me. Are you saying...

Woof, I found some HEFTY bugs with `webc:type="11ty"` in #16, for which the fix is shipping with Eleventy WebC v0.7.0. I’d hold off here until that is released!

I think there is something here! Folks should upvote this if they want it too!

The clearest workaround for now is to bypass Eleventy layouts altogether and use a WebC component instead. ```html ``` Another less documented method is to use the `html` helper from...

We also have some fallback code for this in Eleventy’s Image component https://github.com/11ty/eleventy-img/blob/e51ad8e1da4a7e6528f3cc8f4b682972ba402a67/img.js#L343