// Remove links and transient sections.
$('#content a').each(function(index, element) {
var a = $(element);
if (a.hasClass('sticky') || a.attr("href").match(/[?&]sticky[=&]?/))
return;
a.replaceWith($("<span>").addClass("ex_link").html(a.html()));
});
var contentToHide = $('#content .transient, #content ul.options');
contentToHide.add($("#content a").filter(function(){
return $(this).attr("href").match(/[?&]transient[=&]?/);
}));
It replaces every link with a <span> tag and only then it scans the content for the <a> links that have "transient" in their URL. But there are no <a> tags anymore.
I remember this code and it was made when I was tinkering with Markdown (see issue #27), so that an author could do a simple transient link-block without HTML, i.e. instead of <span class="transient">[go left](left)</span> do something like [go left](left?transient=true) or even [text here](?transient=true).
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It replaces every link with a
<span>tag and only then it scans the content for the<a>links that have "transient" in their URL. But there are no<a>tags anymore.I remember this code and it was made when I was tinkering with Markdown (see issue #27), so that an author could do a simple transient link-block without HTML, i.e. instead of
<span class="transient">[go left](left)</span>do something like[go left](left?transient=true)or even[text here](?transient=true).