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With an 's#\n#<br/>#g' substitution you now have to choose between readable source text (lines < 80 characters) and responsive rendered HTML (lines don't break
by pvdebbe 10y ago
With an 's#\n#<br/>#g' substitution you now have to choose between readable source text (lines < 80 characters) and responsive rendered HTML (lines don't break until boundaries).
- Aardwolf 10y agoValid point for in text editors and code. The problem is many input fields in websites trending to use it now. I think BBCode was more suitable for that. Markdown is easier than BBCode on one hand, but the newline thing ruins it for simple replies to posts.