When creating a link in Markdown, if the link text contains underscores, the resulting HTML link may not work correctly. This is because the id of the target element in HTML may not include underscores, and the href in the link must match the id exactly.
the id attributes of the headings do not contain underscores. As a result, Markdown links with underscores in the href, such as [A_TITLE](<#a_title>), won’t work because the id in HTML is written without underscores (e.g., id="atitle").
When creating a link in Markdown, if the link text contains underscores, the resulting HTML link may not work correctly. This is because the
idof the target element in HTML may not include underscores, and thehrefin the link must match theidexactly.Consider the following example in Markdown:
[TITLE](<#title>)[A_TITLE](<#a_title>)[THIS_TITLE](<#this_title>)[OTHER_TITLE](<#other_title>)In the generated HTML:
the
idattributes of the headings do not contain underscores. As a result, Markdown links withunderscoresin the href, such as[A_TITLE](<#a_title>), won’t work because the id in HTML is written without underscores (e.g.,id="atitle").