"ins" tag being inserted for figures
I'm exporting from Ulysses III to Marked using the markdown format. When I check the MD file, the markdown looks right, but when I compare the HTML output of Ulysses vs. inspecting the the preview in Marked, Marked is adding an between the image and figcaption tags. While I understand it's not exported in any format, for me, it's creating visual artifacts in the preview -- somehow it's getting a red underline despite my having no CSS to tap that tag or ID?
After noticing it, I tweaked my CSS to display:none ins tags. This resolved the problem once I re-exported Ulysses III to Marked.
Searching around it looks like you use this for tracking document changes. Perhaps also add style="display:none;" the marker by default to avoid accidentally creating visual artifacts?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 07 Mar, 2014 07:46 PM
It's not an accident. The red marker indicates change location. It should also always be positioned outside the left margin unless custom CSS breaks that. It needs to be visible in order to scroll to it. If you're hiding it anyway, just turn off Scroll To Edit and it will go away.
2 Posted by Thomas Goodwin on 07 Mar, 2014 08:01 PM
Ah, my mistake.