Closed jsweaver closed 10 years ago
Okay. This problem is annoying. I don't think it is something we can handle on our end.
I would simply use the markdown syntax for links that need to be inside.
It is easy enough to make a set of references in the front matter and directly use the tags.
YAML
---
references:
- www.google.com
- www.github.com
---
HTML/Markdown
* [{{page.references[0]}}]({{page.references[0]}})
* [{{page.references[1]}}]({{page.references[1]}})
YAML
---
references:
- src: www.google.com
text: "Google Example"
- src: www.github.com
text: "Github Example"
---
HTML/Markdown
* [{{page.references[0].text}}]({{page.references[0].src}})
* [{{page.references[1].text}}]({{page.references[1].src}})
I am going to open a new issue for a references section
If you use {% include ContentManager.html content=page.link1%} Vs.
[thelink](http://www.google.com)
to publish a link, the ContentManager always does a new line. You can look at Noah's Post versus Jordan's Post for an example.