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This really pertains to parsing inline html. But, the issue still shows up in Parsedown Extra. It however parses as intended in Parsedown.
So say you supply this to parsedown-extra: <blockquote><cite><a href="#">Test</a></cite><p>test</p></blockquote> test two
<blockquote><cite><a href="#">Test</a></cite><p>test</p></blockquote> test two
The result is <blockquote><cite><a href="#">Test</a></cite><p>test</p></blockquote>
<blockquote><cite><a href="#">Test</a></cite><p>test</p></blockquote>
It's ignoring, and dropping any text that's on the same line as the blockquote after closing.
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It seems to be related with issue #44
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@AlfredoRamos that's correct, thanks for pointing it out
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This really pertains to parsing inline html. But, the issue still shows up in Parsedown Extra. It however parses as intended in Parsedown.
So say you supply this to parsedown-extra:
<blockquote><cite><a href="#">Test</a></cite><p>test</p></blockquote> test two
The result is
<blockquote><cite><a href="#">Test</a></cite><p>test</p></blockquote>
It's ignoring, and dropping any text that's on the same line as the blockquote after closing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: