Update head-script.md

[rcapile]

• Is this related to documentation?
  typo: Missing > at the example

[michalbundyra]

Thanks, @rcapile!

[rcapile]

sorry I made things worse.

The documentation uses > to create a quote. It works fine in GitHub, but breaks completely at zf doc site.

https://docs.zendframework.com/zend-view/helpers/head-script/#headscript

I looking up if this a bug from mkdocs or there is something missing

[michalbundyra]

ping @froschdesign

what do you think about it?

[rcapile]

just FYI I tried changing < to < it works with mkdocs (with default layout, not with zf layout) but it breaks at github.

it seems that fenced code blocks inside a quote does not work well with mkdocs

[froschdesign]

@rcapile

it seems that fenced code blocks inside a quote does not work well with mkdocs

This is not a problem of MkDocs: https://python-markdown.github.io/extensions/fenced_code_blocks/#syntax

[rcapile]

I just find out this is a known bug with no fix in sight

Python-Markdown/markdown#53

[froschdesign]

@rcapile

I just find out this is a known bug with no fix in sight

Unfortunately, it's not supported and not a bug.

[michalbundyra]

@froschdesign do you think we can solve it somehow by separate script in our template?
As we are doing couple other things - table_fix_pipes.php, table_responsive.php, etc...

[froschdesign]

@webimpress
As workaround we can replace the backticks with the standard Markdown for code blocks (4 spaces). Then we can rewrite the HTML from:

<pre class="codehilite line-numbers"><code>…</code></pre>

to

<pre class="codehilite line-numbers language-php"><code>…</code></pre>

Then the code can be read but without colour.

[michalbundyra]

@rcapile all is working fine now :) We have made some changes in the template and fenced code blocks are working correctly. Thanks!