Hi! Any contributors or plugin authors familiar with the context object that jekyll provides to custom liquid tags?
I maintain Jekyll Picture Tag, which among other things takes in a liquid tag and returns HTML. Sometimes, Kramdown gets grumpy about said HTML and mangles it, necessitating {::nomarkdown} tags surrounding its output.
I need to know when the tag’s output will be parsed by Kramdown. If it is, I have to wrap it in {::nomarkdown} tags. If not, I can’t wrap it or they’ll wind up floating around in the generated site.
I’m having a bear of a time detecting this situation. I’m currently looking at the page name and extension, which mostly works but returns a false positive when called from an HTML layout that’s used by a markdown file.
I could just make it a configuration option (and probably will regardless), but I’d really like to autodetect accurately if possible.
I really appreciate any tips!