Closed dealingwith closed 7 years ago
Note that this only happens if there are links with the {{site.baseurl}}
variable in the document. All links in documents without them are fine.
Also note that is only links that occur after the variable that are affected.
Also note that other links with the variable are not affected! 😄
These %20
whitespace characters also show up in the PDF export.
This is now fixed in the latest Caret 2.1.3 release.
Closing this issue. Thank you for reporting.
I'm using the 4.0.0beta9 and this issue is still there:
Just to follow up, deleting the links and then undoing all the deletions seems to fix this but then it brings up the 'Cannot find module 'emojis' - 4.0.0-beta9 #669' issue so I think these are related.
I'd be happy to have a setting to disable emojis entirely until these bugs are worked out.
The emojis error will be fixed in the next release. We will also take a look at the link issue.
I use Caret to edit Jekyll posts, which allow for
{{site.baseurl}}
variables, which I use inside internal links in case I ever move the blog:Prior to the most recent update, these links did not preview correctly (they would not be formatted into links, I would see all the raw markdown). I just updated and now they display (they do not link anywhere, which is expected--Caret could have no idea how to handle that variable), which is great!
Now there is just one more odd bug...external links following the above nicely formatted link text end up with
%20
for spaces in only the last contiguous whitespace character(s) of their text: