As per title, if creating an internal obsidian link to an headers that contains text enclosed in backticks, once published with digitalgarden, the link breaks.
suppose i have a file called programming.md , inside this file i have an heading such as this
## Using `String.format()`
in obsidian i can link to it like every other heading by just writing
this link works fine in Obsidian, but doesn't work when publishing the site with digitalgarden.
I quickly found out that the HTML IDs of headings with code inside, have their backticks removed and substituted with the word "code" such that the heading from above converts to:
As per title, if creating an internal obsidian link to an headers that contains text enclosed in backticks, once published with digitalgarden, the link breaks.
suppose i have a file called
programming.md
, inside this file i have an heading such as thisin obsidian i can link to it like every other heading by just writing
this link works fine in Obsidian, but doesn't work when publishing the site with digitalgarden. I quickly found out that the HTML IDs of headings with code inside, have their backticks removed and substituted with the word "code" such that the heading from above converts to:
that's obviously done to avoid breaking the HTML, but i suppose that's what throws off the page builder when creating links and generates this bug