problems displaying lists about markdownviewerplusplus HOT 11 CLOSED

Regarding paragraphs in lists; these are Loose lists, which according to the CommonMark Spec:

A list is loose if any of its constituent list items are separated by blank lines, or if any of its constituent list items directly contain two block-level elements with a blank line between them. Otherwise a list is tight. (The difference in HTML output is that paragraphs in a loose list are wrapped in <p> tags, while paragraphs in a tight list are not.)

One option for handling this is using CSS to remove the margins from the paragraphs within list items, for example:

li p {
  margin-top: 0;
  margin-bottom: 0;
}

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Hey @kenjikyo

Yeah, some colleagues of mine have face a similar issue sometimes but there wasn't a real reproducible test case so far. But I have to look into this.

Regarding the numbers: It seems it interprets the first name abbreviations such as "F." as a new numbered list. Don't know why ^^ Will check.
Line breaks in a list with indented second lines in general is something making problems sometimes.

Thanks

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Hey @fmigneault

Sorry for the long delay but I just released 0.8.0.

Could you please try to reproduce with the newest version?

Thanks a lot

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I have version 0.8.0.4052 installed.
I still have the same output as in the initial image.

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Hey @fmigneault

It is exactly as @stezmi stated. The result are loose lists with paragraphs because of the space between the list items. His CSS fix would be one to quickly apply for now.

As the HTML Renderer is not actively developed anymore I will take a look on how to tackle it.

Best

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I have tried the CSS proposition by @stezmi
It correctly fixes the issue of the paragraph space for block list items.

The 2nd issue of my first post (random numbers) is still present though.

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Hey @fmigneault

The "numbering" issue is actually interpreting F.

A., B., C. etc. would be a numbered list, therefore F. equals 6, as the row starts with it and it is not in the middle of a sentence.

You can escape the dot signaling a list i.e. F\. Comachi.

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0.8.0 + the CSS two liner, solved the problem for loose and tight lists.

Just a suggestion. In the "Options" dialog seems the CSS fragment is applied only to HTML export, not to the rendering inside Npp. Maybe just adding after "Custom CSS" the following "(used for internal rendering and HTML export)" could help.

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Hey @crystalfp

Thanks for the hint.

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@nea wow well spotted about the numbering letter interpretation. I didn't think about that. Indeed resolved with escaping the characters.
Thanks!

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Glad to hear @fmigneault :)

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