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<Context> merges continuous text contents into one mrkdwn automatically. However, someone may want to control mrkdwn elements separately for layouting message.
Separated mrkdwn have a look like fields in section block, or flexbox layout in HTML.
I've used <span> instead of <div> to avoid the side effect for layout in HTML-like formatting in #31. <div> is block element so must render as like as block, but <span> inline element may ignore.
<Context>
merges continuous text contents into one mrkdwn automatically. However, someone may want to control mrkdwn elements separately for layouting message.Separated mrkdwn have a look like fields in
section
block, or flexbox layout in HTML.Our idea is to allow separated mrkdwn contents by using
<div>
HTML element. It would allow to use an interesting layout in<Context>
.This layout makes sense by treating
<Context>
block as a flex container.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: