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I have found that inline footnotes don't export correctly. For example:
This is text. ^[This is an inline footnote.]
which should render as
exports as
This is text. \^[This is an inline footnote.]
I also found that the referenced link style isn't preserved. Is this intended behavior? If so, I can always devise a workaround to manually extract those links but it'd be much cleaner if you could add that functionality.
As a final note, I think a hint in the readme that the user needs to do a chmod +x would be very useful. I was certainly guilty of not doing so at first.
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I have found that inline footnotes don't export correctly.
Obsidian-export uses pulldown_cmark, a CommonMark-compliant parser, to process markdown. Unfortunately, the CommonMark specification doesn't include footnotes, though the [^footnote] syntax is fairly universally supported by CommonMark parsers.
I had never come across this ^[inline] syntax before, but now I wish it was supported. 🙂 This would have to be implemented within the pulldown_cmark library however, so it's not something I have control over.
If you'd like to pursue this, I would recommend you file a feature request with pulldown_cmark, explaining the syntax for such inline footnotes and pointing to other Markdown implementations that support this to show how widespread it is.
I also found that the referenced link style isn't preserved. Is this intended behavior?
I don't understand what you mean by this, could you elaborate?
As a final note, I think a hint in the readme that the user needs to do a chmod +x would be very useful. I was certainly guilty of not doing so at first.
I have found that inline footnotes don't export correctly. For example:
which should render as
exports as
I also found that the referenced link style isn't preserved. Is this intended behavior? If so, I can always devise a workaround to manually extract those links but it'd be much cleaner if you could add that functionality.
As a final note, I think a hint in the readme that the user needs to do a
chmod +x
would be very useful. I was certainly guilty of not doing so at first.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: