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In theory, yes. But not all markdown implementations support this properly.
by nicoburns 9mo ago
In theory, yes. But not all markdown implementations support this properly.
- yencabulator 9mo agoThe CommonMark spec even has an example test case! The excuses for poor implementations are pretty thin.
- lilyball 9mo agoNot all markdown implementations are CommonMark
- yencabulator 9mo agoThere's not much reason to be anything else than CommonMark + extensions.
- lilyball 9mo agoFor new implementations, sure. But it's harder to change existing implementations (anything not already CommonMark-compatible will introduce unexpected changes to existing content if you switch to CommonMark), and especially for anything that's not being actively developed it's unlikely to ever change.