Improve support for GitHub markdown elements#99
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stephen-clark-bbc wants to merge 10 commits intobbc:mainfrom
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Improve support for GitHub markdown elements#99stephen-clark-bbc wants to merge 10 commits intobbc:mainfrom
stephen-clark-bbc wants to merge 10 commits intobbc:mainfrom
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… heavy custom stuff to catch all cases.
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Newer version ->
🧐 What?
Adding in new "extensions" to markdown-to-html-parson javascript file.
Editing the CSS inside MortyPage.jsx component
🛠 How
Github Alerts & Diff Markdown
Headers now look and behave more like they do on Github
👀 See
Alerts Change
Code block Diff Support
Titles Change
🐞 Related issue
Github Alerts don't render
Diff codeblocks don't render
The Blue linked coloured headers in the rendered files are non-consistent with github rendering (I believe this new approach is better - feedback welcome)