Rendering of the <style> tag

[fliiiix]

[❤ l33tname@fedora:~] markdown --version
markdown: discount 2.2.7c
[❤ l33tname@fedora:~] cat foo.md 
Hello *github*
<style type='text/css' media='screen'>
p{margin:5px}
</style>

<h2>foo</h2>
[❤ l33tname@fedora:~] markdown foo.md 
<p>Hello <em>github</em></p>





<h2>foo</h2>

Is that a bug or are we holding it wrong? For some reason the style tag is filtered.
I also checked in dingus which does the right thing.

This issue was raise in rdiscount (davidfstr/rdiscount#149) but unless we are holding it wrong i assume that is a bug here.

[Orc]

That's actually as designed. But you can disable that behavior with -fnostyle (the flag MKD_NOSTYLE if you're using discount as a library)

[fliiiix]

Thanks for your fast reply! 🎉 ✨

bug

Ok i guess I found what the bug is because we have a test in rdiscount which worked without setting the MKD_NOSTYLE flag.

[✖ l33tname@fedora:~] markdown foo.md 
<p>Hello <em>github</em><style type='text/css' media='screen'>p{margin:5px}</style></p>
[❤ l33tname@fedora:~] cat foo.md 
Hello *github*<style type='text/css' media='screen'>p{margin:5px}</style>

If the style text is inline it does not get filtered out, which probably should happen since that produces valid html with a style tag.

Nitpick

If you look into this I also would have a nitpick:

[❤ l33tname@fedora:~] cat foo.md 
Hello
<style>
p { margin: 5px; }
</style>
[❤ l33tname@fedora:~] markdown -fnostyle foo.md
<p>Hello</p>

<style>
p { margin: 5px; }
</style>

[❤ l33tname@fedora:~] 

See the extra \n before and after the <style> block.