Closed mazito closed 8 years ago
I have the same problem, but with all links.
[Google](http://google.com)
gots rendered with Link and Title:
Google http://google.com
and the Link is not clickable.
Also, when I enter ONLY the Link:
http://google.com
I got the link twice, once normal text, once blue, but again, not clickable:
http://google.com http://google.com
Tried it with activated and deactivated option "Autoconvert URL-like text to link".
I've been able to repeat this as well. You can apply a workaround I suppose by applying your own custom CSS to override the a[href]:after
and the a,a:visited
. However, I made the simple changes to the css/document.css
file in prep for a PR if requested:
a,
a:visited {
text-decoration: none;
/*color: inherit;*/
color: #337AB7;
}
/*
a[href]:after {
content: " " attr(href);
color: #337AB7;
}
*/
Unfortunately PhantomJS produces no clickable links. The CSS hack is just a hack. This is definitely on my Todo, but my hands are currently tied.
Yes, plain hack/workaround , but at least it doesn't render the link twice in this case. I knew it wasn't clickable which wasn't what I needed right then, but I couldn't have the links doubly printed.
I hope everyone gets currently clear. I cant currently do much, because PhantomJS does not support clickable links. I stay tuned ...
Any update on this feature?
Yes, PhantomJS was updated, now I just have to find the time to revise all once. :)
This (big) caveat is the only thing getting in my way of using this package as my go-to MD to PDF converter. Awaiting fix patiently :bowtie:
Using but awaiting... almost begging. If I had spare time, I'd try to implement.
Ow God! YEEES!
When inserting a file link
[ my file title ]( ./file-name.xls )
for example it does not show well when rendered.For example:
is rendered as:
What I get is BOTH the link title AND the file url itself shown. Is there any solution to this ?
I tried other ways too:
but they give the same result:
Thanks !!!
Mario