Disable Hugo's native HTML warning

[mark-wiemer]

We should ensure we know what we're doing, then we can probably remove this warning as it's built for untrusted content. Ref #15 and #95

[wsor4035]

unless we need to do this, i think its good to leave on? catches cases where we missed escaping something for example

[mark-wiemer]

Happy to leave it on by default, but we should look at how to disable it for certain sections of code, there are times when we probably want native HTML like the <caption> tag for images. I know Hugo shortcodes exist for that, but there may be a similar example where a Hugo shortcode isn't needed

[wsor4035]

your better off using the render image hook in that case, and re using title or alt for a caption https://gohugo.io/render-hooks/images/

[mark-wiemer]

@wsor4035 was this completed? If so, can you link the commit/PR? Otherwise can we mark it as not planned for historical purposes?

[mark-wiemer]

Pinging to ask to re-open, I didn't see that this was closed as not planned. Hoping we can allow native HTML for comments, for example, there are plenty of cases where it's good. I'm not sure where it's exactly bad, honestly--I know missing escaping things is an idea, but I'm not sure how that might happen in practice.

Current issue is with disabling the spell-checker, ref #83 and #136