Open pzelchenko opened 1 month ago
I found that if you specify an image like this, with underscores in the file name:
![Description](this_is_an_image_file.bmp)
it will parse to:
<img src="this<em>is</em>an<em>image</em>file.bmp" alt="Description"> :before </img>
<img src="this<em>is</em>an<em>image</em>file.bmp" alt="Description">
:before
</img>
And of course it will not find the file, for obvious reasons. Perhaps the check for emphasis should come after the check for file names? A temporary workaround is to escape underscores in file names like \_ but it's a pain.
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We are aware of the problem, please be patient while we work to fix it, and of course we appreciate your feedback.
I found that if you specify an image like this, with underscores in the file name:
![Description](this_is_an_image_file.bmp)
it will parse to:
<img src="this<em>is</em>an<em>image</em>file.bmp" alt="Description">
:before
</img>
And of course it will not find the file, for obvious reasons. Perhaps the check for emphasis should come after the check for file names? A temporary workaround is to escape underscores in file names like
\_
but it's a pain.