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rermarkgfm showing tasklist wrong #817
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@remcohaszing Can your lib render task list right??? |
Yes, you can see working example on the demo page https://remarkjs.github.io/react-markdown/ Take some time to frame your question (https://github.com/remarkjs/.github/blob/main/support.md#asking-quality-questions) |
@OpenJarvisAI there is a GFM toggle on the demo page. My best guess right now, is like on the demo site. If you want additional support, follow the guidance from my last message on how to frame a question and provide context. Stop wasting maintainer time by posting without actually trying anything. |
I am a 10 years front-end developer, and I have set
plugin on,not work |
Great, act like it then 🙂
That doesn't answer my question, how are you running it? Show a minimal reproducible example of what you are seeing. |
@ChristianMurphy hi, am just using nextjs. |
Oh, I looked it jusst like mine, the blaxk dot is can be invisiable?
look at github |
There are 14 major versions of next and many possible build configurations, share a reproducible example so we can help you.
I don't understand what you are asking. Broadly speaking you can style HTML to look like anything. Tailwind CSS is particularly well known to have styles which break markdown rendering by default. |
@ChristianMurphy Can't u just look at the exaple you kindly prepared? Does they looks exact like github??? ![]() ![]() I just want the black dots disappear, it's very very very ugly! |
@OpenJarvisAI that is how markdown works, it is specified in the standard. https://github.github.com/gfm/#task-list-items-extension- Markdown does not specify the styles, that is completely up to you and your application. |
I have never (or very rare) see a markdown checklist have black dots before. I am prefer just using people usually understand way, besides, I am already using gfm and you saying Nevertheless, this is the very unique markdown default styling looks so abnormal. How can I just applying the css linked above to my react & next13 project? (Honestly, am not a frontend developer) |
Because almost everyone applies a stylesheet to theme content to match their application.
That is how HTML looks 🤷
By following the Next JS guide on adding external stylesheets https://nextjs.org/docs/pages/building-your-application/styling/css-modules#import-styles-from-node_modules |
well, why not add right css as default? |
There is no "right" CSS. Broadly speaking,
There are plenty of extension points to add other syntax, components, and style attributes. |
I get it if you saying unix style. Make something just work nothing more, I agree. But, as for an UI, can just make some default options or, at least, write some default configs users can do with it? Rather than give me some render result with list of task box start with ugly dots. |
I sitll don't know , how to set css in it. |
When it comes to web development, React is quite advanced. I suggest you start with a tutorial to understand the basics of HTML, then work up to CSS, then JavaScript, then React. A good starting point would be https://www.w3schools.com/html/default.asp. |
OK, so if I have to set all |
Please take some time to learn markdown and CSS. You write markdown here on GH, that Locking this. This is not free customer service. |
Initial checklist
Affected packages and versions
1.2
Link to runnable example
ferf
Steps to reproduce
ferfer
Expected behavior
gerger
Actual behavior
gferg
bad and odd.
Runtime
Node v17
Package manager
npm 8
OS
Windows
Build and bundle tools
Rollup
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