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I am currently putting the Markdown inside a <pre> (so that if the browser does not run Javascript, it will display the Markdown as plaintext), but the links, whose syntax in Markdown is to include the link inside angle brackets, are interpreted by the browser as an HTML element inside of the <pre>.
How can I deal with this?
BTW I am using PageDown which I understand to be the system in use by this very website.
Although I’m not entirely sure of the overall process involved, if you want the browser to show markup instead of interpret the markup, you need to encode the markup inside the
pre.