@matigo Uh-oh. I very often think in terms of lists with sublists at least a couple deep. I think I've tripped over that a few times already. But, hey - makes my rendering easier!
Does this differ for blogpost Markdown, too?
// @bazbt3
@matigo Ah, OK. I'm focused on blurb rendering for now, so I'm just going to skip headers. >.>
OK, I cannot induce Cappuccino to format a sublist no matter how I try. @matigo, any tips?
BTW, all I have left in my HTML rendering work is:
- preformatted text (used with code displays only, I think)
- ordered lists
- unordered lists
- image tags
Hmm, and editing is borked in Cappuccino under Firefox. :( So my screwy bullet lists will have to stay that way. (I can never get Cappuccino to handle sublists properly. :( )
Got a tiny bit of time to work on Macchiato tonight:
- Investigated HTML generated by Markdown headers.
- None for blurbs.
Horizontal rules become
<hr />.Added support for rendering:
- horizontal rule
- break
- hash tags
- mentions
@matigo Well, here's a static view [static.panoramio.com], and here's drone video from above [youtu.be] for a better sense of scale than the ground-level shot can provide.
// @kdfrawg