Currently inline expression ${…} are only supported for node content. So you can’t do this:
```js
const link = "https://example.com";
```
This is a <a href=${link}>link</a>.
You can workaround it using Hypertext Literal like so:
```js
const link = "https://example.com";
```
This is a ${htl.html`<a href=${link}>link</a>`}.
I’m not immediately sure how we would support this. It might involve writing our own Markdown parser? Or at least pre-processing the content to remove the live code expressions before passing it to markdown-it? Presumably we could repurpose parts of Hypertext Literal to parse the HTML.
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