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I am using Markdownsharp v1.13.
The following statement:
new Markdown().Transform("<section id=\"archives\">\r\n <p>\r\n No archives.\r\n </p>\r\n</section>")
Is wrapping the result into a p element:
> "<p><section id=\"archives\">\n <p>\n No archives.\n
> </p>\n</section></p>\n"
Why on earth is it doing that? I thought it should completely ignore, the html tags?
Thanks for your help.
The list of block-level elements that prevent Markdown expansions inside them is hardcoded; see line 590 and following.
This list does not include
<section>elements by default (when Markdown was created, HTML5 was distant future), but as you can see, you can easily add other HTML tags to that list.