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It seems that footnote references, when placed in a markdown file, do not redirect the user to the relevant footnote but, instead, back to the home page.
It also seems that the return link in a footnote also redirects to the home page instead of redirecting back to the correct reference
e.g. if we had a post with the address blog.com/posts/example that contained the following:
I am referencing a footnote[^1]
[^1]: I am the footnote
Then both links, the reference and the return link, would be displayed correctly. However, the reference would redirect to blog.com/#fn:1 instead of blog.com/posts/example/#fn:1 and the return link would redirect to blog.com/#fnref:1 instead of blog.com/posts/example/#fnref:1.
Thanks for your help.
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It seems that footnote references, when placed in a markdown file, do not redirect the user to the relevant footnote but, instead, back to the home page.
It also seems that the return link in a footnote also redirects to the home page instead of redirecting back to the correct reference
e.g. if we had a post with the address
blog.com/posts/example
that contained the following:Then both links, the reference and the return link, would be displayed correctly. However, the reference would redirect to
blog.com/#fn:1
instead ofblog.com/posts/example/#fn:1
and the return link would redirect toblog.com/#fnref:1
instead ofblog.com/posts/example/#fnref:1
.Thanks for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: