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The logic that was used was different from the JS version; the JS version was more correct as just specifying UrlRootLocation would give proper results but would fail in the server-side version. In addition, a bug was fixed where the return value of QualifyUrl was being ignored.
Clean up: removed backup Moved everything to .NET 4.5 Added GitHub style ``` codeblocks, using the 'GitHubMode' option. Any identifier specified is used as language specification in the code block in the html Added test for GitHub mode Removed js project's post build event as it failed anyway.
various fixes in server-side Markdown.OnQualifyUrl
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Reopened, with bugfix in codeblocks for nohighlight |
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I added github style codeblock support, using a new GitHubCodeBlocks flag on the MarkdownDeep class. It allows specification of language after the first fence marker of a code block. This is then emitted into the HTML using Highlight.js style classes, so
will result in
I also merged a PR that's been dangling on your PR list for over a year, as it fixed a couple of problems. Not sure if this Repo is still alive or not.
There's flexibility in the language specification: you can have space between the fence marker and the language and also trailing spaces / tabs till the EOL.
I also removed the Backup folder as it was of no use
I also updated the gitignore file to fit vs.net usage
I also removed the postbuild event on the js project as it fails. It's also not really nice to run a .bat in a post-build on an OSS project, as it will take people off-guard: it might ruin their PC as it runs likely at Administrator level.
Hope helpful.