Allow html tags in TOC items and in section titles#101
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Hi, I'm doing some updates to this repo at the moment, after admittedly neglecting it for quite a while. Can you provide some minimal example so that I can test this? Just in code blocks as a comment here would be fine. |
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Sure, @domWalters, it may take some time till I get to it, but I'll try my best to prepare the minimal example soon. |
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In my documentation project I have a "PRO" badge generated by a macro
{{ _PRO }}used in nav section titles, adding<img .../>to those titles. But mkdocs-to-html escaped html tags in titles so they were shown as plaintext html. This patch makes them rendered correctly, similarly to the normal mkdocs-material html output.Here is an example of the image badge in a section title in TOC:
