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the "Permitted content" of <figcaption> is Flow content. But the rendering result of markdown can be any content. It seems like this would make things more complicated.
Could anybody break something using only markdown? And if they can... it's the user, they could be writing just bad html instead of bad markdown and parsing it (I am not sure I'm understanding the complications).
I've been using this change in a blog to add figcaptions with links to the original author of illustrations, think things like that would be useful.
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Feature Request
When using the
figcaption
option,generating images as
the figcaptions are usually intended to be rendered in some fancy way, including links or styles, etc.
I think it would be useful to parse its contents, changing from:
to
If the figcaption has no special markdown, there is no difference. If we include some kind of markdown content, it will be parsed.
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