rgovostes
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
See http://rgov.org/?p=76, third code block. The <p></p> tags are being inserted automatically.
My code is:
[code]
0x5906 movl 0x00007274,%eax
0x590b calll 0x00004f52 Anon42
0x5910 testb %al,%al
0x5912 je 0x00005930
0x5914 movl $0x00006ed5,0x04(%esp) 802.1X is active – exiting
0x591c jmpl 0x00005378
[/code]
I am using the Markdown Extra plugin (http://michelf.com/projects/php-markdown/extra/) along with SyntaxHighlighter Evolved. If I disable it, the problem goes away. I'm not sure who to blame for the problem, however. Perhaps I can make syntax highlighter higher priority so that it modifies the post first?
SyntaxHighlighter runs at 9. You can lower it or raise Markdown Extra -- that'll probably fix it.
add_filter( 'the_content', array(&$this, 'parse_shortcodes'), 9 );
This only sort of fixes things - it results in the HTML markup not being added, but still escapes the quotes.
This means that the page renders properly but that the original markdownsource is full of "$1" issues
Move my plugin to 8 (infact I think in the latest version it's lower than that) and then Markdown to 9. Just as long as they're both below 10 (where quotes, paragraphs, etc. happen), it'll be fine.
bjornbjorn
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
I have this problem as well.
I've tried changing the priority on add_filter in SyntaxHighlighter to 8 and then markdown to 9, like this:
add_filter('the_content', 'Markdown', 9);
.. to no avail. Still <p>'s are inserted in the source code.
My plugin runs at 7 by default and will replace all shortcodes with <pre>. Markdown may need to be told to leave the insides of <pre> tags alone.
bjornbjorn
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Yeah you're right, Markdown leaving the insides of pre-tags would def. solve the problem.
I will try and see if that can be done.
Thanks!
thebamf
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
It appears that Markdown does ignore stuff between block-level tags (e.g., <div>, <pre>, etc.), but only if they are simple. If you add keywords (e.g.,<pre class="brush:php">) then it doesn't notice them. A trick which I have found to work is simply to wrap the syntax highlighter <pre> block with a plain <div> block. For example,
<div><pre class="brush:php">blah</pre></div>
bjornbjorn
Member
Posted 2 years ago #
Great thebamf! That fixes the problem. Thank you.
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