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New markdown editor breaks anchor tags #324
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Originally created by @lxtv on GitHub (Apr 28, 2017).
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Expected Behavior
On previous versions of Bookstack, using the Markdown editor, I was able to use sparing amounts of HTML when needed. Thus far, it had only been anchor tags, such as
<a name="blah" />. Using these on long documents, I was able to link to the tags to allow the reader to jump among topics.Actual Behavior
According to the release notes, v0.16 switched markdown editors to Markdown-IT. Unfortunately this does not appear to support any HTML tags. Any time I edit a page with anchor tags, or create a new page, the HTML code is displayed as-is.
If there's a workaround, or if you can be persuaded to switch back or offer the option of choosing our markdown flavor, I'd greatly appreciate it.
@ssddanbrown commented on GitHub (Apr 28, 2017):
Hi @lxtv,
My apologies, I did not realise that
markdown-ithad that behavior by default.Looking at the documentation for
markdown-it, HTML can easily be enabled. I've marked this as a priority bug to be part of a bug-fix release this coming weekend.@lxtv commented on GitHub (Apr 28, 2017):
Oh great, thanks for the quick response. In the meantime, I did find a workaround: copying the tags from the sidebar navigation. This works because all my tags are associated with headers. But it'll be good to have the flexibility of HTML back.