This is more of a feature request, but could marked-it-cli support putting markdown elements into HTML elements, specifically into <details> tags to create twisties/accordions in our documentation? In concert with #includes, if we embed an includes today, it shows up, but without inherits none of the formatting:
<details>
<summary>Twisty label</summary>
#include "topic.md"
</details>
Currently, adding hardcoded Markdown within these elements doesn't work either (as in the following example, but also including other variants of <p> placement, or even without <p> tags):
<details>
<summary>Twisty label</summary>
<p>
## title
content
</p>
</details>
We're looking to import content into a collapsible view while retaining our MD source.
This is more of a feature request, but could marked-it-cli support putting markdown elements into HTML elements, specifically into
<details>tags to create twisties/accordions in our documentation? In concert with #includes, if we embed an includes today, it shows up, but without inherits none of the formatting:Currently, adding hardcoded Markdown within these elements doesn't work either (as in the following example, but also including other variants of
<p>placement, or even without<p>tags):We're looking to import content into a collapsible view while retaining our MD source.