On the tutorial page: https://showdownjs.com/docs/tutorials/add-default-class-to-html/ The code works only for first occurence of each tag in the classMap. ``` const classMap = { a: 'exampleClass' } ``` So if you have let's say two different list items: ``` <a> example 1 </a> <a> example 2 </a> ``` it will add classes only to the first one because of the buggy RegExp ``` <a class="exampleClass"> example 1 </a> <a> example 2 </a> ```  There is an issue with the code. The line ``` regex: new RegExp(`<${key}(.*)>`, 'g'), ``` should be replaced with **corrected RegExp version:** ``` regex: new RegExp(`(?:<${key}>)|(?:<${key} (.*?)>)`, 'g'), ``` Code that adds classes in all elements in markdown text: ``` const bindings = Object.keys(classMap) .map(key => ({ type: 'output', regex: new RegExp(`(?:<${key}>)|(?:<${key} (.*?)>)`, 'g'), replace: `<${key} class="${classMap[key]}" $1>` })); ```