> Hi, > > I wonder if whitespaces are kept by the plain text > part of the Discourse's multipart messages, if the > body of an email send to Discourse does start and end > with a line containing three times the tilde or > whatever else the used markdown implementation > provides for code.
Apparently plain text is actually interpreted as Markdown. You can mark a block as code by surrounding it with three backticks (a "Fenced Code Block") or by indenting by 4 spaces. I presume though that if it's a multipart message, the content used in the post will be the HTML bit, not the plain text bit. > > It might look disgusting as a forum post, probably > like syntax highlighted code, but might provide a > proper formatted plain text for emails. Personally I think plain text emails should be rendered as such. If Markdown elements are detected, then render it as Markdown. > > Is somebody who still has got an account interested to > test it? > I haven't tested it, just reflecting what people have said and by looking up the Markdown reference manual. P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
