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I may be missing an option that I'm supposed to pass here to get <kbd> elements to correctly render inline. Thoughts?
<kbd>
# book.toml [book] title = "The Rust Programming Language" authors = ["Steve Klabnik", "Carol Nichols", "Contributions from the Rust Community"] [rust] edition = "2021" [output.pandoc] hosted-html = "https://doc.rust-lang.org/book" [output.pandoc.profile.epub] output-file = "rust-book.epub" table-of-contents = false [output.pandoc.profile.epub.variables] epub-cover-image = "cover.png" epub-title-page = false
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This seems to be the result of a preprocessing pass that inserts divs to make sure Pandoc generates valid EPUB. It shouldn't be touching inline HTML like this, so I'll look into a fix
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#112 should fix this issue, thanks for reporting! I'll publish a new release shortly
fix: keep inline HTML inline (#112)
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Fixes #110
I released 0.7.2 which should fix this
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I may be missing an option that I'm supposed to pass here to get
<kbd>
elements to correctly render inline. Thoughts?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: