Closed liberatoaguilar closed 7 years ago
Thanks for the report @liberatoaguilar!
Markdown has some funny rules around headers and the standard implementation requires a space after the #
s and before the content. Can you try adding a space and seeing if it works?
This is confusing with Markdown because different parsers handle it differently, but we hope to try and implement the spec as much as we can. http://spec.commonmark.org/0.27/#atx-headings
Also http://commonmark.org requires a space and its the closest thing we have to a standard format.
I added the space and now it works fine! Thank you very much.
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Thanks for the report @liberatoaguilar https://github.com/liberatoaguilar!
Markdown has some funny rules around headers and the standard implementation requires a space after the #s and before the content. Can you try adding a space and seeing if it works?
This is confusing with Markdown because different parsers handle it differently, but we hope to try and implement the spec as much as we can. http://spec.commonmark.org/0.27/#atx-headings
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What I expected
Use markdown normally.
What happened instead
All markdown features work except headers.
OS version
El Capitan
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