embedding

[BalajiVysya]

tool is awesome, thanks for creating.

I was looking for good markdown plugin for VS code and this was the only tool i could find that fit my need.

I am facing one issue while embedding script tags in VS code.

I tried the codes in the attached, but none of them worked. I am very new to markdown hope you can guide me.

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html.md

[yhatt]

We don't recommend using embedded scripts due to potential security risks (especially if you are not familiar with Markdown).

Try following if you still want:

1. Turn on raw HTML tags rendering from preference.
2. Use <script> HTML tag like this. When opened exported HTML, the browser will load the script from URL in src attribute and run it.
   
   

   <script src="https://.............."></script>

3. To run script with the slide preview provided by Marp for VS Code, you have to check following things:
   • Trust the workspace that has editting Markdown.
   • If you could see the button "Some content has been disabled in this document" in the preview, disable Markdown preview security by clicking that.

Again, embedding script in Markdown is not recommended if not familiar with Marp and Markdown because the security was compromised by following these steps. Please do at your own risk.

[autogy]

thanks a lot for reverting back

sorry for the confusion, i was not actually looking for integrating a script.

I am planning to use Marp as integrated documentation for software development.
I felt Marp is easy to use compared other documentation tools.
the challenge i am facing in MARP is to embed github Premalink to show up.
please see attached PNG "slide 3" right side is code snippet image from github flavored markdown i am trying to do the same in Marp

Example in my repo : https://github.com/BalajiVysya/markdown/blob/main/Demo.md

test reference File below:
Demo.md

Slide 1

Slide 2

slide 3

[yhatt]

The short answer is "you can't". Expanding code block from GitHub permalink URL is GitHub-specific feature.

In Markdown (CommonMark), using fenced code blocks is generally suited to embed codes in Markdown.
https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#fenced-code-blocks

# Code block

```javascript
console.log('Hello, world!');
```

It's enough if using GitHub permalink URL is not important.

If you have to render a "live" snippet from the GitHub repository, using fenced code block may not suit. I don't know but a third-party service to generate a code block snippet as <iframe> compatible URL from GitHub permalink might be there in a world.

[BalajiVysya]

Thank you, for the clarification. This helps.

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