The following code doesn't render the inline code properly since it's within a link (I'm placing it within a code block to show the syntax; don't include the code block in your repro of the issue):
[here's a link to `something`](https://www.something.com)
The word "something" doesn't get monospaced as I would expect. It ends up looking like this (imagine the word is linked):
here's a link to `something`
The following code doesn't work either (which, surprisingly, does work for page titles):
[here's a link to $$\texttt{something}$$](https://www.something.com)
That just renders this:
here's a link to $$\texttt{something}$$
If you all decide to fix the monospace/latex in links, please make sure they don't break when rendering in titles, because I've been using that as a hack to get page titles to render monospace correctly (since inline code backticks don't work in page titles either) 😅
The following code doesn't render the inline code properly since it's within a link (I'm placing it within a code block to show the syntax; don't include the code block in your repro of the issue):
The word "something" doesn't get monospaced as I would expect. It ends up looking like this (imagine the word is linked):
The following code doesn't work either (which, surprisingly, does work for page titles):
That just renders this:
If you all decide to fix the monospace/latex in links, please make sure they don't break when rendering in titles, because I've been using that as a hack to get page titles to render monospace correctly (since inline code backticks don't work in page titles either) 😅