Re: [Spam] line with only raw_attributes content still gets wrap in <p>: is this expected ?

[Daniel Staal <DStaal-Jdbf3xiKgS8@public.gmane.org>]

On 12/16/21 4:59 AM, christophe dervieux wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am not sure if this is expected behavior or not, so not sure to open 
> an issue or a feature request.
> 
> Currently, with |raw_attributes| extentions, we can include raw HTML. 
> When using a one line we could use this form
> 
> |Including an iframe `<iframe 
> src="https://example.org"></iframe>`{=html} Other content below |
> 
> However, this will be wrapped in |<p>| tag. Pandoc will produce
> 
> |<p>Including an iframe</p> <p><iframe 
> src="https://example.org"></iframe></p> <p>Other content below</p> |
> 
> I would expect to have my HTML code preserved and not wrapped.
> 
> I know I could use
> 
> |Including an iframe ```{=html} <iframe 
> src="https://example.org"></iframe> ``` Other content below |
> 
> to produce
> 
> |<p>Including an iframe</p> <iframe src="https://example.org"></iframe> 
> <p>Other content below</p> |
> 
> Is this the expected way then ? Or should the former also no wrap when 
> the all line is a content with raw_attributes

 From the docs, I'd say that's expected: The first form is an *inline* 
block, and the latter is just a block.  This would correspond to HTML's 
inline and block elements - the former of which would always need to be 
inside a block.

Markdown takes a whitespace-separated line as a paragraph, so that first 
is a paragraph with a single inline element.  The second is a block itself.

This interpretation also allows you to do things like have a paragraph 
completely covered in a span, etc.  If you want an HTML block, use the 
block format.

Daniel T. Staal

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