There was a warning in the notes that links don't work in summaries, but it is easy, especially when bringing in old content, to have a first paragraph that has a link. And, in any event, this should be protected from by the template rather than a potential source of user error that breaks the theme.
The solution is to use | htmlUnescape | plainfy on any summary or description which is wrapped in link (it is the link in a link that causes breakage).
E.g. .Summary | htmlUnescape | plainify and .Description | htmlUnescape | plainify.
I'll submit a proposed pull request shortly.
The htmlUnescape is so that typographic characters which have been converted to html entities are correctly rendered (converted to Unicode / UTF-8 rather than being output as e.g. &rsquo for ’).
There was a warning in the notes that links don't work in summaries, but it is easy, especially when bringing in old content, to have a first paragraph that has a link. And, in any event, this should be protected from by the template rather than a potential source of user error that breaks the theme.
The solution is to use
| htmlUnescape | plainfyon any summary or description which is wrapped in link (it is the link in a link that causes breakage).E.g.
.Summary | htmlUnescape | plainifyand.Description | htmlUnescape | plainify.I'll submit a proposed pull request shortly.
The
htmlUnescapeis so that typographic characters which have been converted to html entities are correctly rendered (converted to Unicode / UTF-8 rather than being output as e.g.&rsquofor’).