Text inside definition list does not render correctly
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foo-dogsquared commented
Description list items are unordered list items, and contain the separator ‘::’ to distinguish the description term from the description.
I've used the example from the examples folder as the setup.
The description is rendering but the description term does not.
Example input:
- [[https://example.com][Example]] :: Hello there!
- [[https://github.com][GitHub]] :: This is GitHub, your hub for Git repos.
- *Gitlab* :: Alternative to GitHub
- /Sourcehut/ :: Another alternative to GitHub that primarily uses email-based workflows.
- /Codeberg/ :: *ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE*
- /*self-hosting Git server*/ :: /*The ultimate Git solution for privacy-oriented individuals!*/
Output (formatted to make it easier to read):
<dl>
<dt>[[https://example.com][Example]]</dt><dd><p>Hello there!</p></dd>
<dt>[[https://github.com][GitHub]]</dt><dd><p>This is GitHub, your hub for Git repos.</p></dd>
<dt>*Gitlab*</dt><dd><p>Alternative to GitHub</p></dd>
<dt>/Sourcehut/</dt><dd><p>Another alternative to GitHub that primarily uses email-based workflows.</p></dd>
<dt>/Codeberg/</dt><dd><p><strong>ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE</strong></p></dd>
<dt>/*self-hosting Git server*/</dt><dd><p><em><strong>The ultimate Git solution for privacy-oriented individuals!</strong></em></p></dd>
</dl>The expected output (extracted from the HTML exporter from Emacs):
<dl>
<dt><a href="https://example.com">Example</a></dt><dd>Hello there!</dd>
<dt><a href="https://github.com">GitHub</a></dt><dd>This is GitHub, your hub for Git repos.</dd>
<dt><b>Gitlab</b></dt><dd>Alternative to GitHub</dd>
<dt><i>Sourcehut</i></dt><dd>Another alternative to GitHub that primarily uses email-based workflows.</dd>
<dt><i>Codeberg</i></dt><dd><b>ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE</b></dd>
<dt><i><b>self-hosting Git server</b></i></dt><dd><i><b>The ultimate Git solution for privacy-oriented individuals!</b></i></dd>
</dl>It works with ordinary unordered lists so I figured this would be a bug.
rasendubi commented
Yeah, I noticed this before, however it matches how org-element.el parses
the same input (it does not parse definition terms further), so I didn't
fix it.
Though I didn't know that export to html parses terms further. Thanks for
checking this!
I'll fix this issue when I'm back from vacation (next Monday)
…On Mon, Jun 21, 2021, 06:49 Gabriel Arazas ***@***.***> wrote:
Reference <https://orgmode.org/manual/Plain-Lists.html#Plain-Lists>
Description list items are unordered list items, and contain the separator
‘::’ to distinguish the description term from the description.
I've used the example from the examples folder as the setup.
The description is rendering but the description term does not.
Example input:
- [[https://example.com][Example]] :: Hello there!
- [[https://github.com][GitHub]] :: This is GitHub, your hub for Git repos.
- *Gitlab* :: Alternative to GitHub
- /Sourcehut/ :: Another alternative to GitHub that primarily uses email-based workflows.
- /Codeberg/ :: *ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE*
- /*self-hosting Git server*/ :: /*The ultimate Git solution for privacy-oriented individuals!*/
Output (formatted to make it easier to read):
<dl>
<dt>[[https://example.com][Example]]</dt><dd><p>Hello there!</p></dd>
<dt>[[https://github.com][GitHub]]</dt><dd><p>This is GitHub, your hub for Git repos.</p></dd>
<dt>*Gitlab*</dt><dd><p>Alternative to GitHub</p></dd>
<dt>/Sourcehut/</dt><dd><p>Another alternative to GitHub that primarily uses email-based workflows.</p></dd>
<dt>/Codeberg/</dt><dd><p><strong>ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE</strong></p></dd>
<dt>/*self-hosting Git server*/</dt><dd><p><em><strong>The ultimate Git solution for privacy-oriented individuals!</strong></em></p></dd>
</dl>
The expected output (extracted from the HTML exporter from Emacs):
<dl>
<dt><a href="https://example.com">Example</a></dt><dd>Hello there!</dd>
<dt><a href="https://github.com">GitHub</a></dt><dd>This is GitHub, your hub for Git repos.</dd>
<dt><b>Gitlab</b></dt><dd>Alternative to GitHub</dd>
<dt><i>Sourcehut</i></dt><dd>Another alternative to GitHub that primarily uses email-based workflows.</dd>
<dt><i>Codeberg</i></dt><dd><b>ANOTHER ALTERNATIVE</b></dd>
<dt><i><b>self-hosting Git server</b></i></dt><dd><i><b>The ultimate Git solution for privacy-oriented individuals!</b></i></dd>
</dl>
It works with ordinary unordered lists so I figured this would be a bug.
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