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jnordberg / wintersmith

A flexible static site generator
http://wintersmith.io/
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Website links in markdown containing numbers are not being parsed correctly #331

Closed joeycato closed 6 years ago

joeycato commented 6 years ago

Just started using wintersmith, and I love it so far. The main issue I'm running into is when I add a markdown link to the page as follows:

[my80stv.com](http://my80stv.com)

When it renders the HTML, it comes out looking like this:

stv.com">my80stv.com

Hovering over the link I see http://my80%3Cspan%20class%3D/ So somehow I'm triggering some kind of macro possibly? Any idea what's causing this? From what I can tell so far it appears that the "0s" characters triggering some kind of span/class tag replacement.

Thanks! Joey

joeycato commented 6 years ago

Actually looks like I'm getting same issue even if I replace with:

<a href="http://my80stv.com">my80stv.com</a>

So maybe not markdown related. Is there some way I could escape this so that wintersmith doesn't interpret the "0s" portion as special characters?

joeycato commented 6 years ago

Figured out the issue, apparently the default article.jade template settings for typogrify caused this.

By replacing:

section.content!= typogr(page.html).typogrify()

with:

section.content!= page.html

resolves the matter.

Hope that helps anyone else that might encounter this issue.