2020-09-17: rendering glitch in definition of Bayes Theorem about glosario

[zkamvar]

I believe this is a problem on the Jekyll side. It is parsed okay on the R side:

g <- glosario::get_glossary()
g$define("bayes_theorem")
#> Bayes' Theorem: An equation for calculating the probability that something is
#>   true if something related to it is true. If P(X) is the probability that X is
#>   true and P(X|Y) is the probability that X is true given Y is true, then
#>   P(X|Y) = P(Y|X) * P(X) / P(Y).
#> See also: bayesian_network, naive_bayes_classifier, and prior_distribution
#> 

^{Created on 2020-09-18 by the reprex package (v0.3.0)}

[fmichonneau]

yes, Jekyll interprets the | as column delineators for a table:

[fmichonneau]

it looks like we need to escape the | in the definition...

I think we want to keep the markdowify filter and that implies that any later alteration of the output (e.g., using remove) means that the | would be lost.

[zkamvar]

The spec for kramdown is much looser than GFM or other parsers: https://kramdown.gettalong.org/quickref.html#tables

Newer versions of kramdown have GFM as an option, so maybe we can add that as the parser for markdown inside the elements? The only problem I can see is that GFM keeps the original line breaks, so the text will flow weird on smaller screens.