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This fixes an issue where an `<aside>` element with a single line would look really weird and boxed in, compared to an `<aside>` element with multiple lines. This has been bugging me for a while and I finally looked up how Benjamin Hollon handles this on his blog. Here's a good example: https://benjaminhollon.com/musings/wireless-is-a-lie/ . When compared with my own blog, I noticed the additional `<p>` tag in Ben's code and everything became clear. If we have multiple lines, Hugo will automatically introduce paragraphs and the formatting will be correct. For a single line however, Hugo would assume that it was part of the content surrounding it. That's why the surrounding box of an `<aside>` element with a single line would look squashed.
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49 B
HTML
<aside><p>{{ .Inner | markdownify }}</p></aside>
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