When generating an Atom feed, the <content> element does not include a type attribute. Because the attribute it missing, readers (per the spec) treat the content as plain text, which means all the markup is displayed in the feed reader (rather than being rendered as HTML).
In other words, my generated Atom feed has entries with content that looks like
<content><p>The other day I was reading...
when they should look like
<content type="html"><p>The other day I was reading...
It looks like IFeedItem doesn't include any way to specify a content type, so this might be tricky to fix. Perhaps an additional setting like "AtomFeedContentType" that could be read by the AtomFeed class and passed into the AtomEntry constructor? Or possibly AtomEntry could try to auto-detect the content type, but that seems like an edge case nightmare.
When generating an Atom feed, the
<content>element does not include atypeattribute. Because the attribute it missing, readers (per the spec) treat the content as plain text, which means all the markup is displayed in the feed reader (rather than being rendered as HTML).In other words, my generated Atom feed has entries with content that looks like
when they should look like
It looks like
IFeedItemdoesn't include any way to specify a content type, so this might be tricky to fix. Perhaps an additional setting like "AtomFeedContentType" that could be read by theAtomFeedclass and passed into theAtomEntryconstructor? Or possiblyAtomEntrycould try to auto-detect the content type, but that seems like an edge case nightmare.