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Curly braces not being processed #8
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The unparsed curly-braces are Block Inline Attribute Lists — these are used in supersets of Markdown (such as Maruku and Kramdown) to allow authors to attach attributes (such as classnames) to HTML elements, something that default Markdown does not do... It seems, however, that they don't work ;) Maybe it has to do with the recent switch of Jekyll from Maruku to Kramdown? I'll have to take a look. Be advised that Jekyll-Styleguide is far from finished/polished. As I state in the readme I simply had a need for it myself and hacked it together in a couple of hours. I expect stuff to break ;) I will look into it as soon as I can find the time. In the mean time you should be able to work around it: it is a aesthetic issue on the README only and does not influence the components… |
Thanks for the response! And no worries, I'm hacking it apart for my own means so I was just wondering I was missing anything. Should I leave this open or close it? |
Great, would love to hear your thoughts. Pls leave it open: I'll take a look. |
This is what it looks like out of the box, just wondering why those curly braces aren't being parsed:
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