Inline HTML
maccoda opened this issue · comments
This tag type is unhandled and is causing issues with the output produced moreso when not actually using HTML tags but referencing names. Essentially this should just be printing directly to the output as the inline HTML should be unchanged and when it isn't actually HTML then it needs to be ensured that it is printed correctly.
The fix is simple to apply but is incorrect usage of the tool and more importantly markdown when encasing elements in angled brackets <content> they will need to be escaped if wishing to use it that way \<content\> otherwise the browser will treat them as HTML tags. It is actually closer related to the markdown parser, so the best practice is to avoid this.