"Quoting HTML tags" does not work

[pinard]

Hi, Masafumi ! I hope you are doing well, and that life is good for you !

I'm trying to enrich org-js usage by combining it with other JavaScript frameworks. It seems that #+ATTR_HTML is usable to push new attributes into the generated HTML, I'll try to see how much control I may have on this. For inserting raw HTML, which is a safe last resort, my little tries have not been successful so far. So this new Issue on GitHub !

The current Org manual contains:

12.6.4 Quoting HTML tags
------------------------

Plain ‘<’ and ‘>’ are always transformed to ‘&lt;’ and ‘&gt;’ in HTML
export.  If you want to include raw HTML code, which should only appear
in HTML export, mark it with ‘@@html:’ as in ‘@@html:<b>@@bold
text@@html:</b>@@’.  For more extensive HTML that should be copied
verbatim to the exported file use either

     #+HTML: Literal HTML code for export

or

     #+BEGIN_HTML
     All lines between these markers are exported literally
     #+END_HTML

It seems that org-js does not support any of these three methods. Given this input:

#+TITLE: OK

Normal paragraph.

Paragraph with @@html:<b>@@Inlined tags@@html:</b>@@ embedeed.

#+HTML: <b>Single-line</b> HTML excerpt.

#+BEGIN_HTML
<quote>
Multi-line HTML excerpt.
</quote>
#+END_HTML

org-js produces this output:

<h1>OK</h1>
<ul></ul>

<p>Normal paragraph.</p>
<p>Paragraph with @@html:&#60;b&#62;@@Inlined tags@@html:&#60;/b&#62;@@ embedeed.</p>
<p>&#60;quote&#62;
Multi-line HTML excerpt.
&#60;/quote&#62;</p>

As you may see, special HTML characters are always escaped. Moreover, the Single-line HTML excerpt wholly disappears.

François