NOTE: Do you have the last version of the plugin? If not that's probably the problem
yes
Describe the bug
The plugin detects star-symbols in Latex as emphasized 'trigger' under certain circumstances.
Latex code is rendered correctly in obsidian, but transferred to anki incorrectly.
To Reproduce
Use Latex-code with more than one star-symbol like this: $1*2*3$
Create flashcard
Now Anki-card looks like: <p>\(1<em>2</em>3\)</p>
Correct would be: <p>\(1*2*3\)</p>
When using spaces behind the star-symbol the anki-insertion works.
To Reproduce
Use: $1* 2* 3$
create flashcard
Anki-card looks like: <p>\(1* 2* 3\)</p>
This way it is rendered correctly in Obsidian and anki.
Expected behavior
Expected that the card without spaces ($1*2*3$) would generate/inserted correctly in Anki as well.
Screenshots
Obsidian flashcard
Wrong generated flashcard in anki
Additional context
I really like the plug-in. The 'workaround solution'(with spaces) works.
NOTE: Do you have the last version of the plugin? If not that's probably the problem yes
Describe the bug The plugin detects star-symbols in Latex as emphasized 'trigger' under certain circumstances. Latex code is rendered correctly in obsidian, but transferred to anki incorrectly.
To Reproduce
$1*2*3$
<p>\(1<em>2</em>3\)</p>
<p>\(1*2*3\)</p>
When using spaces behind the star-symbol the anki-insertion works. To Reproduce
$1* 2* 3$
<p>\(1* 2* 3\)</p>
Expected behavior Expected that the card without spaces (
$1*2*3$
) would generate/inserted correctly in Anki as well.Screenshots Obsidian flashcard
Wrong generated flashcard in anki
Additional context I really like the plug-in. The 'workaround solution'(with spaces) works.