Sorry, I can't reproduce this. (Tried adding a couple blank lines to index.st in the demo site, then recompiling, and everything is fine.) Please give more detailed instructions on how to reproduce the problem.

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Sorry. I guess I was too quick to diagnose, but it seemed repeatable.. It seems like it also depends on spaces in the beginning of the line, and other factors, so perhaps this is the expected behavior. Here is an example (this is the index.st file).

<span class="style1">Here I come to save the day</span><br>

    <p>Mighty mouse is on his way!<br>

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Have a nice day!

The mighty mouse line appears as HTML on the rendered page (as a code block).
If I remove the LF between the two HTML lines OR begin that line with less than four spaces, the problem disappears. I guess the four space is due to markdown identifying the line as belonging to a code block, which does not happen when the parser thinks it is inside an HTML block, which for some reason it ends on the LF. Or something like that...

(I am on Windows, with the release version, without the patch from yesterday)

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I'm not sure I see the problem. In markdown, a block separated from surrounding material by whitespace and indented four spaces or one tab is supposed to appear as a code block. index.st is a markdown template, so what you're seeing is perfectly correct. Just unindent the <p>...</p> if you don't want it as a code block.

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I agree. I failed to realized that the LF was significant for the code block to be recognized. My bad.

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