Hi Ulf,
On Feb 23, 2010, at 1:58 PM, Ulf Stegemann wrote:
Hi,
not quite sure if that's a bug but I've just noticed that literal HTML
export with `#+HTML' or `#+BEGIN_HTML ...' suppresses paragraph
markups
whenever literal export appears at the end of a paragraph. An org
file
like this
,----
| line 1
| line 2
|
| line 3
`----
is exported to
,----
| <p>
| line 1
| line 2
| </p>
| <p>
| line 3
| </p>
`----
while an org file like this
,----
| line 1
| #+HTML: <strong>line 2</strong>
|
| line 3
`----
is exported to
,----
| <p>
| line 1
| <strong>line 2</strong>
|
| line 3
| </p>
`----
This is probably not a major thing but it may lead to invalid HTML
code.
Suppose `line 3' is replaced by e.g. an example block (which inserts
its
own p element) then a p element would appear inside another p element
which is not allowed.
I think your observation is correct. However, it is very tricky
to get this right, and I don't have the time to look into this now.
- Carsten
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