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Wrong wrapping of links-at-bottom in Markdown #63
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I'll look in to supporting this. In the mean time you should be able to use the workaround of adding 2 spaces to the end of each line; this will preserve the line break. |
Hi - this workaround is super useful. Is it documented somewhere? I was trying to hard wrap a list without getting rid of the line breaks, and it took me a long time to find this post. |
- New architecture (still WIP) with performance increase. - Markdown: new parser that fixes many small bugs (inc #288), as well as supporting: - Front matter header (#277, #294) - Link reference definitions (#63, #93) - Footnotes (#188) - ReStructuredText support (standalone & for Python, almost complete) (#88). - Julia: support `#= ... =#` block comments (#302) - Visual Studio: Wrap to rulers generated from .editorconfig by the Editor Guidelines extension (thereby indirectly supporting .editorconfig) (#300).
Fixed in v1.16.0 |
In Markdown links could be added to the bottom of the page, so that they don't clutter the actual document. This looks like this:
Unfortunately this will be rewrapped to:
In my opinion the expected behavior is that one link should be in one line (like in the first code snipped)
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