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As far as I can tell, only CommonMark is supported. I know you said support for plugins is planned but not yet implemented so I am curious if there is a work around to use them until then.

Enabling the linikify & typographer options don't seem to work for me.

.config(['markdownItConverterProvider', function(markdownItConverter) {
      markdownItConverter.config('commonmark', {
        breaks: true,
        linkify: true,
	typographer: true
      });
  }])

Line breaks work using this config, but linkify & typographer do nothing.

Testing with (c) (C) (r) (R) (tm) (TM) (p) (P) +-

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https://example.org

Any ideas?

I've configured my angular app using the default instructions but the resultant html is enclosed within <pre><code> tags:

I must be doing something wrong - can you enlighten me please? I'm using angular 1.6.

When I have config like the following:

.config(['markdownItConverterProvider', function(markdownItConverter) {
      markdownItConverter.config('default', {
        breaks: true,
        linkify: true,
        typographer: true
      });
  }])

an iframe tag inside the markdown is printed in the output as though it were a text string.

When enabling html: true in the options, like so:

.config(['markdownItConverterProvider', function(markdownItConverter) {
      markdownItConverter.config('default', {
        breaks: true,
        linkify: true,
        typographer: true,
        html: true,
      });
  }])

I'd hoped angular-markdown-it would render the iframe as HTML, but instead what I am seeing is that the iframe is completely removed from the document. Inspecting the document source, the iframe tag is simply gone.

I had a look at the issue queue for markdown-it, but the only issue that I found that seems pertinent is markdown-it/markdown-it#133 , & there it seems to indicate that iframes should work with markdown-it.

Any ideas?