**<big>This is a test:** End test.</big> Preview shows (image): [image] Actually shows (image for historical reference): [image] Actually shows (text): This is a test: End test. Changing it to <big>**This is a test:** End test.</big> as I’d meant to do shows it correctly and consistently. …

Inconsistent ordering of tags is not supported in any markup engine, and will always produce unknown and generally bad results.

Okay. So I’m curious then, what does the preview and post rendering do differently that can cause inconsistencies?

This is well documented all over the internet, for example http://www.bu.edu/tech/services/cccs/websites/www/non-wordpress/start/html-introduction/syntax/nesting-tags/

I was referring specifically to Discourse’s rendering engine. I get that it’s not supported to use misordered tags. I was just curious if, for example, there are two separate implementations, whether the algorithm is nondeterministic, etc.

There are differences in markup between the preview and topics. Most of them are related to some content being added on the server side (like one boxes), but others are as simple as where it is in the DOM. The composer has a different HTML structure than the posts view, and that’s enough to make a d…

Markdown + HTML estranhamente ordenados são exibidos de forma diferente na postagem vs. pré-visualização

Suporte

codinghorror (Jeff Atwood) Julho 31, 2019, 4:55am 2

A ordenação inconsistente de tags não é suportada em nenhuma engine de marcação e sempre produzirá resultados desconhecidos e, em geral, ruins.

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