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I noticed the export plugin likes to place all the links at the bottom and then reference them using the markdown bracket syntax:
[Some link][1] and some text
....rest of the blog post....
[1]: http://example.org
I can appreciate it trying t consolidate links, but this totally breaks using {{ post.excerpt }} since the links aren't available in the except. I'm going to look into this, but I thought I'd post an issue here first.
I think the solution needs to be an option to inline the links instead of separating them.
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Just an update, the markdown converter supports having them inline by setting const LINK_IN_PARAGRAPH = 2; as a constructor argument. Quick and dirty you can hack this
$converter = new Markdownify\ConverterExtra(2);
...into the plugin. If I get time I'll try to make it a setting in the plugin and do a pull request.
I noticed the export plugin likes to place all the links at the bottom and then reference them using the markdown bracket syntax:
I can appreciate it trying t consolidate links, but this totally breaks using {{ post.excerpt }} since the links aren't available in the except. I'm going to look into this, but I thought I'd post an issue here first.
I think the solution needs to be an option to inline the links instead of separating them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: