I would like to know where I went wrong with my Markdown syntax.

[sisyphusla]

I attempted to write a blog post, and everything was going smoothly until I tried to use the Footnote syntax.
I made sure to follow the official package.json and even removed all the node_modules before running pnpm i.
I referred to the official documentation and the /user/blogs/example/index.md for guidance, but I still couldn't get the Footnote syntax to work.
Strangely, it previews fine in VS Code's Markdown Preview Enhanced, which leaves me puzzled as to why it doesn't work in the browser.

Below are my browser details:

Google Chrome 118.0.5993.117 MacBook Air M1 macOS Version: 12.5

[kwchang0831]

Okay... without changing the code on how it analyzes the markdown syntax...
Try giving an extra space between footnote references.

eg.

HaHa[^1][^2]Haha

Haha[^3]

[^1]: This is 1st note.

[^2]: This is 2nd note.

[^3]: This is 3rd note.

// ^--- extra space

This should output the result that you are looking for.

[toddLiao469469]

I think the root cause of this issue is the behavior of marked (markdown processor)

For instance, if you write a footnote with just one space like this:

text [^1]

[^1]: text

marked will process [^1] as a link.

However, if you use two or more spaces:

text [^1]

[^1]: text text
//--------^----

marked will process [^1] as a paragraph. So QWER will process it into a footnote successfully.