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How to revert text to the way it normally look after adding in html?

A topic by Lol created Mar 12, 2022 Views: 165 Replies: 3
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Ver 33.0

Windows 10

I used Pandor to convert a my notes which were in a docx to a md file so I could use deepdwn and have the imbedded images show up (I just started using it so forgive me if I'm missing something obvious.)

Anyways, during the conversion, some of the text was in bold and bullet pointed, so during the conversion it out this before the text

```{=html}

<!-- -->

```


When I write text after this point without the formatting it used for the bullet points, it shows up as normal in the preview but when I'm typing is out it's italicised and has this blue gray colour that I don't really like. Is there a way to make the text I type after this be displayed like normal (for example, the  "-Be careful of the way emails are written." is what I'm reffering to when I say normal.)?  

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Thanks for the report!

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Ok, found the issue!

This is a bug in Deepdwn currently that can cause that code formatting to extend outside of a code block. It will happen if:

  • The first item in a list has two or more spaces between the bullet and the list text
  • There is another item in the same list that is indented (before the bullet) by at least 4 spaces
  • There is a code block immediately after the list item

I’m going to try to fix this.

For your document, you have several options. Either of these should work:

  1. Don’t put extra spaces between the bullets (-) and your text in your list. This may only be an issue for the first list item.
  2. Add some non-list content between your list items and codeblocks

Thanks for getting back to me!