I noticed that my blog that the footnotes I had in my jekyll blog were no longer being generated from the markdown, and tracked it down to the flags that were being sent to blackfriday didn't enable footnotes. The footnote HTML generated by blackfriday doesn't 100% match what jekyll generates, but it's close enough that you can make it match with a single CSS rule.
Checklist
[x] I have read the contribution guidelines.
[x] make test passes.
[x] make lint passes.
[x] New and changed code is covered by tests.
[x] Performance improvements include benchmarks.
[x] Changes match the documented (not just the implemented) behavior of Jekyll.
I noticed that my blog that the footnotes I had in my jekyll blog were no longer being generated from the markdown, and tracked it down to the flags that were being sent to blackfriday didn't enable footnotes. The footnote HTML generated by blackfriday doesn't 100% match what jekyll generates, but it's close enough that you can make it match with a single CSS rule.
Checklist
make test
passes.make lint
passes.