Closed deutranium closed 4 years ago
This is upstream in the betterem
extension of [pymdown-extensions
](. Particularly when dealing with non-word characters. A potential fix has been submitted, at some point it will be backported to the current Sublime dependency.
If this is an issue before the change makes it back here, you can change to using **Lorem Ipsum _(Dolor)_ sit amet**
, or do not use betterem
.
Tests show that this issue is now fixed in the BetterEm rework branch: https://github.com/facelessuser/pymdown-extensions/pull/516/commits/0c350d764724ce7bad50033c86a7d6f18a4de937.
I will leave this open only for others running into the same issue to know what is going on. Once the fix is backported to the Sublime dependency or the version of the dependency is updated to the latest (requires Python Markdown update as well), the issue will be resolved.
I'm hoping to upgrade Python Markdown in a week or so. Python Markdown, pymdown-extensions will both get upgraded. This will effectively fix this issue. I don't think a change will need to be made here, but it may be possible.
I've upgraded the Python Markdown library and Pymdown Extensions library. This should be fixed once systems upgrade the dependencies. If it doesn't update (it may take an hour or two to actually trigger an update) you can try running Satisfy dependencies
from the control panel, and if everything installs okay in the console, restart Sublime.
Sublime Text Version : 3.2.1 Browser : Firefox 68.0.1 Parser : Markdown
When I try to add some text enclosed within brackets inside some bold text, and try to make it italic, the complete text doesn't remain bold, and something like that illustrated below is seen in the preview
Sample text:
**Lorem Ipsum *(Dolor)* sit amet**
Expected output as seen on Github:
Actual output as seen using
Markdown Preview: Preview in Browser -> markdown
:EDIT: The expected output is seen when using
Github
as the parser, so maybe it is a parser specific issue