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Parsing and rendering Zulip HTML content, notably message contents
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Instructive, but I imagine having the link to web/styles/rendered_markdown.css would give more context for readers. |
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Parsing and rendering Zulip HTML content, notably message contents
beta feedback
Things beta users have specifically asked for
We should handle the
<hr>
element.This element means a "thematic break", shown as a dividing line; the name stands for "horizontal rule". It's the result of a
---
line in Markdown.Handling these means parsing them in
lib/model/content.dart
, and then styling them appropriately inlib/widgets/content.dart
. For appropriate styling, see the Zulip web app'sweb/styles/rendered_markdown.css
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