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Hey, I was about to check out your plugin when I noticed that the anchors in your README.rst file here on GitHub don't work. Apparently this is due to different RST > HTML rendering behaviour of GitHub. (I'm not really familiar with RST yet but that's what I got from this Stackoverflow answer to a question about cross-references.)
I was going to suggest to fix this if the code isn't hosted anywhere else more important, but realised just now that... if your.rst file does not render correctly on here, this might mean that I cannot actually use your plugin to preview RST files to see how they will appear on GitHub?
This would be interesting/relevant to know because the only reason I looked for RST plugins for Sublime in the first place was that I wanted to be able to preview how RST files would show up on GitHub.
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Update: it looks like some anchors do work. Anchors that don't work are e.g. "preview rendering" in the Install section or "Header completion" in Usage.
Soooo, it took me ages to get a file to preview (btw. the README fails to mention that e.g. Pandoc can be added to one's PATH simply by adding a variable to the plugin's user settings) and it looks like anchors don't get rendered at all but show up as regular text.
Screenshot shows a portion of the README that has both anchors that work and don't work here on GH.
@mgaitan Before this gets lost: are there any plans to include rendering for a) anchors and b) RST how it appears on GitHub specifically? (See my original question above.)
Hey, I was about to check out your plugin when I noticed that the anchors in your
README.rst
file here on GitHub don't work. Apparently this is due to different RST > HTML rendering behaviour of GitHub. (I'm not really familiar with RST yet but that's what I got from this Stackoverflow answer to a question about cross-references.)I was going to suggest to fix this if the code isn't hosted anywhere else more important, but realised just now that... if your
.rst
file does not render correctly on here, this might mean that I cannot actually use your plugin to preview RST files to see how they will appear on GitHub?This would be interesting/relevant to know because the only reason I looked for RST plugins for Sublime in the first place was that I wanted to be able to preview how RST files would show up on GitHub.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: