Closed ig-ealbert closed 8 years ago
Create a new markdown file. Write something like "C#". Observe the preview window.
Actual Result: C\
Expected Result: C#
The \ character can be used to escape literal characters, and this should be reflected in the preview.
\
This doesn't seem to work in markdown if you use it in an <h1> element (ex. # C\#). I'm using a workaround - underlining with === instead of using the # header syntax.
<h1>
# C\#
===
#
Create a new markdown file. Write something like "C#". Observe the preview window.
Actual Result: C\
Expected Result: C#
The
\
character can be used to escape literal characters, and this should be reflected in the preview.