{{{ is adding an extra <p> at the end

[hguillermo]

I have this markup:

<p>While many people want to "buy local," the convenience of one-click shopping from services like Amazon and Instacart can trump goodwill. The founders of Kiezkaufhaus want to make online shopping from one's neighborhood as easy as buying from a big-box website. The site connects small local businesses on a single online platform and offers on-demand delivery service that uses eco-friendly bikes powered by senior citizens.<p>

After doing this {{{myVarHer}}} it creates another empty ``

at the end. Not sure why.

[stevenvachon]

Use ```
https://guides.github.com/features/mastering-markdown/

[hguillermo]

The value is coming from the db as a HTML and it is passed to the context. That's why I am using {{{. I am not sure if I understood what you are saying.

[stevenvachon]

We cannot see your html because you are not using markdown correctly to display your code.

Example:

<p>Correct {{{code}}}.</p>

[hguillermo]

It is a super basic markup. Guessing if there is a weird character in the string or so?

<p>While many people want to "buy local," the convenience of one-click shopping from services like Amazon and Instacart can trump goodwill. The founders of Kiezkaufhaus want to make online shopping from one's neighborhood as easy as buying from a big-box website. The site connects small local businesses on a single online platform and offers on-demand delivery service that uses eco-friendly bikes powered by senior citizens.</p>

[stevenvachon]

And the html around your variable?

[nknapp]

@hguillermo The closing tag of your html is <p> and not </p> (no slash). Is it the same in the real data our did this happen when you wrote the comment?

When you write <p>text<p> instead of <p>text</p>, your browser will clean the code by closing the first <p> tag and starting another one afterwards. If you are looking at the result in the DOM-Inspector, it will look like <p>text</p><p></p>. When you inspect the network traffic of the page-source, it should look normal.

[hguillermo]

OMG! such a terrible mistake by my part. I just didn't see it the incorrect markup. I guess one of our markup validator library is not right.
My apologies guys for wasting your time and thanks a lot.