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I agree with you, but I will say that Markdown (or at least, all the major "standards" for it) support interleaving HTML both inline and at the block level. Unl
by colonial 2y ago
I agree with you, but I will say that Markdown (or at least, all the major "standards" for it) support interleaving HTML both inline and at the block level. Unless you are writing a very bombastic document or want to avoid a rendering step, I'd argue that you'd be best served by just writing CommonMark with embedded HTML.
- oneeyedpigeon 2y agoI'd argue that, at that point, you might as well write HTML. I find it easier to work with one format at a time rather than two intermixed and a typical Markdown document is barely more readable than its equivalent HTML document, while the latter gives you a lot more flexibility and semantic accuracy.