I am using Hugo 0.79.1. The issue does occur with this version.
While I suspect it’s Goldmark-caused rather than Hugo-caused, the Goldmark developer seems to require Goldmark issues that are observed in Hugo to be proposed as Hugo issues before he will have anything to do with them. So I’ll start here.
Consider the following text in a Markdown file:
John's dog is named Sam. The Smiths' dog is named Rover.
Expected result: Each apostrophe should be a “smart”/curly apostrophe (’), given the default behavior of Goldmark’s Typographer extension as it works in Hugo.
Actual result: Only the singular possessive (John's dog) has the “smart”/curly apostrophe, while the plural possessive (Smiths' dog) has the “dumb”/straight apostrophe (').
Thanks in advance for any help or consideration this issue may receive.
I am using Hugo 0.79.1. The issue does occur with this version.
While I suspect it’s Goldmark-caused rather than Hugo-caused, the Goldmark developer seems to require Goldmark issues that are observed in Hugo to be proposed as Hugo issues before he will have anything to do with them. So I’ll start here.
Consider the following text in a Markdown file:
Expected result: Each apostrophe should be a “smart”/curly apostrophe (
’), given the default behavior of Goldmark’s Typographer extension as it works in Hugo.Actual result: Only the singular possessive (
John's dog) has the “smart”/curly apostrophe, while the plural possessive (Smiths' dog) has the “dumb”/straight apostrophe (').Thanks in advance for any help or consideration this issue may receive.