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[DaveEveritt]

I’ve used Reveal (and markdown) for years, but am used to adding HTML tags within my markdown. I want to use an occasional <small> tag within larger blocks of markdown:

<section data-markdown>
    # TITLE

    A regular paragraph

    - list item 1
    - list item 2
    - list item 3
 
    <small>
    [An external link](http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Miller/)
    </small>
</section>

But the generated HTML removes the small tag, when I'd expect it to be nested inside a p tag - why/how/where is this happening? In other (non-Reveal) projects I’ve used Kramdown for Markdown conversion which allows this.

Alternatively, I'd like to add a class to a paragraph, say like this:

{.myclass}
[An external link](http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Miller/)