I noticed this in this post: /benchmarking-rust-code-using-criterion-rs. The author included an inline link to other content which should be perfectly permissible in Markdown using this syntax:
Otherwise, you can skip to the [Creating Benchmarks](#creating-benchmarks) section.
However, the rendered HTML looked like this:
with the following generated HTML
<p>If you're interested in the details of each solution, read this section. Otherwise, you can skip to the <a href="/benchmarking-rust-code-using-criterion-rs#creating-benchmarks"><section class="css-e512sj-ContentSection e1rnf7iq0"><span>Creating Benchmarks</span></section></a> section. Just know that the three solutions are, in order of least to most efficient, a simple for-loop, a parallelized for-loop, and an arithmetic series.</p>
The htmlAsText that Ghost sends down looks good. I think this is an issue with the rehydration plugin: rehype or rehype-react.
I noticed this in this post:
/benchmarking-rust-code-using-criterion-rs. The author included an inline link to other content which should be perfectly permissible in Markdown using this syntax:However, the rendered HTML looked like this:
with the following generated HTML
The htmlAsText that Ghost sends down looks good. I think this is an issue with the rehydration plugin:
rehypeorrehype-react.