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The paragraph contents is rendered blank, so that's OK, but the <p> tags shouldn't be there. Is there any way to tell markdown2.py to not process head or style sections? (Without digging into & modifying the code, that is.) I've found I can put the head and style inside a <div>, but I don't want that either.
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Before converting, I put small
head
andstyle
snippets in the first line of the document, like this:<head>meta charset="UTF-8"></head><style>body {margin-left: 1.25cm; margin-top: 1cm;}</style>
Converted to html, this becomes:
<p><head>meta charset="UTF-8"></head><style>body {margin-left: 1.25cm; margin-top: 1cm;}</style></p>
The paragraph contents is rendered blank, so that's OK, but the
<p>
tags shouldn't be there. Is there any way to tell markdown2.py to not processhead
orstyle
sections? (Without digging into & modifying the code, that is.) I've found I can put the head and style inside a<div>
, but I don't want that either.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: