Is Markdown Validated Differently in V21?
Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2019 4:09 am
Hello,
I have a project which includes some markdown files.
After upgrading from V20.1 to V21, I found that Oxygen V21's markdown editor is flagging errors that it did not flag in V20.1.
To be specific, the DITA preview window flags the error. The HTML preview displays the file without error.
The first error I got was at heading level, e.g, if I have:
or
V21 ignores the heading and looks for the first heading that has a space between the hash mark and the heading. If this heading is not the expected level, I get:
After adding spaces between the hash marks and heading text, I get:
By trial and error, I isolated the cause to pipes ( | ) being used to denote a line block.
(I still have V20.1 installed, so I can confirm the behaviour.)
Anyway, is markdown validated differently in V21? (I'm assuming "Yes".)
And if so, is there anything we can tell our writers so that they know what to expect?
Cheers,
Eddie.
I have a project which includes some markdown files.
After upgrading from V20.1 to V21, I found that Oxygen V21's markdown editor is flagging errors that it did not flag in V20.1.
To be specific, the DITA preview window flags the error. The HTML preview displays the file without error.
The first error I got was at heading level, e.g, if I have:
Code: Select all
#Heading 1 Text
Code: Select all
##Heading 2 Text
(The numbers change, depending on the actual levels involved.)Header level raised from 0 to 3 without intermediate header level
After adding spaces between the hash marks and heading text, I get:
I've tried searching for specific info about this error online, but can't find anything.No renderer configured for com.vladsch.flexmark.ext.aside.AsideBlock
By trial and error, I isolated the cause to pipes ( | ) being used to denote a line block.
(I still have V20.1 installed, so I can confirm the behaviour.)
Anyway, is markdown validated differently in V21? (I'm assuming "Yes".)
And if so, is there anything we can tell our writers so that they know what to expect?
Cheers,
Eddie.