Thanks again, something like this should work. I'd prefer to turn it into a 
regular newline, but haven't figure out how to do that.  pandoc.str('\n') 
doesn't seem to result in any output.  
On Tuesday, February 28, 2023 at 9:13:14 AM UTC-5 Julien Dutant wrote:

> Pandoc -f html -t native shows that <br> is turned into a Linebreak 
> element:
>
> pandoc -f html -t native
> test <br/>
> [ Plain [ Str "test" , LineBreak ] ]
>
> So I'd use a filter that converts Linebreaks to Space. Save as 
> removeLinebreak.lua:
>
> function Linebreak (elem)
>   return pandoc.Space()
> end
>
> Could be added to the previous one with
>
> return {{ 
> OrderedList = fixList, 
> BulletList = fixList,
> Linebreak = replaceBySpace
> }}
>
> I think replacing it with a space is the safest. To remove it entirely, 
> you couldn't return nil as Pandoc treats this as "leave unmodified". You'd 
> have to return an empty list instead, I think:
>
> function Linebreak (elem)
>   return pandoc.List:new()
> end
>
> Best,
> J
>
> On Tuesday, February 28, 2023 at 12:28:55 AM UTC JDTS wrote:
>
> One other quick question: pandoc parses <br> as linebreak, and translates 
> that into org as double-backslash \\.  Any way to disable this?  
>
>
>

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