Question

Have got the following HAML code, combined with Markdown:

%h2.slogan.align-center
  :markdown
    No more big words. Enough of the abbreviations.  
    **Project management for the rest of us.**

Which generates HTML:

<h2 class='slogan align-center'>
  <p>No more big words. Enough of the abbreviations.<br/>
  <strong>Project management for the rest of us.</strong></p>
</h2>

I’d like the HTML to look like (omitting surrounding <p> tags):

<h2 class='slogan align-center'>
  No more big words. Enough of the abbreviations.<br/>
  <strong>Project management for the rest of us.</strong>
</h2>

What’s the HAML/Markdown to create that HTML?

Answer 1

Well it is easy to do with only haml:

%h2.slogan.align-center
  No more big words. Enough of the abbreviations.
  %br/
  %strong Project management for the rest of us.

It seems like the markdown plugin of haml adds the p tag. According to the documentation this is accomplished by using one of 4 different markdown processors. I guess the result may differ depending on which one you are using.