jnordberg/wintersmith

Website links in markdown containing numbers are not being parsed correctly

joeycato opened this issue · 2 comments

joeycato commented

Just started using wintersmith, and I love it so far. The main issue I'm running into is when I add a markdown link to the page as follows:

[my80stv.com](http://my80stv.com)

When it renders the HTML, it comes out looking like this:

stv.com">my80stv.com

Hovering over the link I see http://my80%3Cspan%20class%3D/
So somehow I'm triggering some kind of macro possibly? Any idea what's causing this?
From what I can tell so far it appears that the "0s" characters triggering some kind of span/class tag replacement.

Thanks!
Joey

joeycato commented

Actually looks like I'm getting same issue even if I replace with:

<a href="http://my80stv.com">my80stv.com</a>

So maybe not markdown related. Is there some way I could escape this so that wintersmith doesn't interpret the "0s" portion as special characters?

joeycato commented

Figured out the issue, apparently the default article.jade template settings for typogrify caused this.

By replacing:

section.content!= typogr(page.html).typogrify()

with:

section.content!= page.html

resolves the matter.

Hope that helps anyone else that might encounter this issue.