When having e.g. a markdown-based section in a document where you
reference another document, a HTML-link is generated. However when
previewing changes, the raw HTML is shown.
With setting `html: true` in the configuration for `markdownit`[1],
HTML is detected and properly parsed (Also markup tags such as `<h1>`
are rendered properly just like when using `blackfriday` to request a rendered
section).
Regarding probably harmful side-effects: setting e.g. `<style>* { display:
none !important; }</style>` causes a white page with `markdownit` as
well as with `blackfriday`. `<script>` tags aren't affected since
`handlebars` mostly breaks with `<script>` tags within variables that
are substituted using `{{{var}}}` into the DOM[3].
Please note that I didn't commit the modifications in `embed/bindata.go`
as it seemed to me after looking at the history that those updates are
only done when preparing a release.
[1] 1ad3aec204/lib/presets/default.js (L6-L9)
[2] https://github.com/documize/blackfriday/blob/master/markdown.go#L105-L146
[3] https://github.com/wycats/handlebars.js/issues/531
Upgraded to Ember JS 2.16.x release. This upgrade uses the new JavaScript modules API syntax.
Integrated Bootstrap 4 Beta 2 via package.json and associated popper.js library. Overridden Bootstrap styles using bootstrap.scss -- this file selectively imports the modules we need.