+[2015-07-09T14:59:04Z]NafaiI haven't had a chance to try it, I'll probably get back to it later today. I'll report back though. :) +[2015-07-09T15:59:25Z]kiddleHi, I'm using the graphviz plugin to try and generate an svg, but the rendered page displays escaped html, ie: <!DOCTYPE svg PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD SVG 1.1//EN" "http://www.w3.org/Graphics/SVG/1.1/DTD/svg11.dtd"> +[2015-07-09T15:59:44Z]kiddleand the svg generated image +[2015-07-09T16:00:24Z]kiddleHow can I eliminate the html? if the image is rendered and the html is escaped ... is it really necessary? +[2015-07-09T16:11:29Z]jaybeis this a jekyll plugin or something?
message no. 102447
Posted by parkr in #jekyll at 2015-07-09T00:22:30Z
hey
+[2015-07-10T02:14:02Z]sebie[0__0], ping +[2015-07-10T02:14:43Z]sebieIs it possible to put liquid tags and markdown in a .txt and having rendered? +[2015-07-10T02:15:12Z]sebieAnd Can you put markdown in HTML elements? like <p>*Lorem* **Ipsum**</p> etc? +[2015-07-10T02:15:16Z]sebieThanks! +[2015-07-10T03:00:36Z]jaybehi sebie. jekyll renders files containing valid front matter (`whatis frontmatter`). so yes, re: .txt, and .whtevr.