- The original text refers to the source code, such as
## Title. - The displayed article is what you see.
If there are no characters between the "numbers, letters, symbols" of the original title and the "Chinese characters," xlog will automatically add a space in the displayed article and replace the space with - in the anchor link of the displayed article; however, although the description link in the right-side directory adds a space, it will not automatically replace it with -, which causes the link to be unusable and unable to jump. Example: the next subtitle.
After discovering the quotes, I also can't figure out Xlog's logic.
The anchor link is not controlled by HTML but by the underlying JS script.
The blogger's solution: just see how it goes!
It is suggested that Xlog modify the JS script, and it would be perfect.
Thanks @sino
Practical Test#
-will also be treated as a symbol, and an additional-will be added between-and other text.- Spaces in the original text will be directly replaced with
-. “and”will be directly ignored. Clicking on the title below in the right-side directory will surprisingly jump directly to the last title.
| Title Source Code | Displayed Article | Displayed Article Anchor Link | Right-side Directory |
|---|---|---|---|
Hello2 | Hello 2 | Hello-2 | Cannot jump normally |
Hello 2 | Hello 2 | Hello-2 | Jumps normally |
Hello-World | Hello - World | Hello---World | Jumps normally |
Hello World | Hello World | Hello-World | Jumps to Hello“World”1 source code title, but not flush left |
Hello“World”1 | Hello “World” 1 | Hello-World-1 | Cannot jump normally |
Template#
### Template
Hello-World#
Hello-World
Hello World#
### Hello World
Hello“World”1#
### Hello“World”1