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I use the Microsoft GitHub style of your toc generator for this content.
## General
### Does _Back in Time_ support full system backups?
foo
### Does _Back in Time_ support backups one cloud storage like OneDrive or Google Drive?
bar
The links for the sub headings (###) do not work because of the _ in the heading. The result is
<!-- TOC start (generated with https://github.com/derlin/bitdowntoc) -->
- [General](#general)
* [Does _Back in Time_ support full system backups?](#does-_back-in-time_-support-full-system-backups)
* [Does _Back in Time_ support backups one cloud storage like OneDrive or Google Drive?](#does-_back-in-time_-support-backups-one-cloud-storage-like-onedrive-or-google-drive)
But it should be
<!-- TOC start (generated with https://github.com/derlin/bitdowntoc) -->
- [General](#general)
* [Does _Back in Time_ support full system backups?](#does-back-in-time-support-full-system-backups)
* [Does _Back in Time_ support backups one cloud storage like OneDrive or Google Drive?](#does-back-in-time-support-backups-one-cloud-storage-like-onedrive-or-google-drive)
The difference is that the _ should not appear in the anchor link.
EDIT:
Here is another example with an old-school (asscii only) emoticon in the header.
### Which additional features on top of a GUI does BIT provide over a self-configured rsync backup? I saw that it saves the names for uids and gids, so I assume it can restore correctly even if the ids change. Great! :-) Are there additional benefits?
foobar
Wrong: https://github.com/aryoda/backintime/blob/FAQs/FAQ.md#which-additional-features-on-top-of-a-gui-does-bit-provide-over-a-self-configured-rsync-backup-i-saw-that-it-saves-the-names-for-uids-and-gids-so-i-assume-it-can-restore-correctly-even-if-the-ids-change-great-are-there-additional-benefits
Correct: https://github.com/aryoda/backintime/blob/FAQs/FAQ.md#which-additional-features-on-top-of-a-gui-does-bit-provide-over-a-self-configured-rsync-backup-i-saw-that-it-saves-the-names-for-uids-and-gids-so-i-assume-it-can-restore-correctly-even-if-the-ids-change-great---are-there-additional-benefits
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buhtz
changed the title
Github italic markdown in headers
Github italic markdown and other special characters in headers
Dec 23, 2023
Hello @buhtz, and happy new year! Thank you for using bitdowntoc and reporting the issue.
About the italic, I have to check how other systems are behaving, but this is something that needs to be fixed quickly.
For the ASCII emoji though, handling emojis is already quite hard, and I am not sure I want to spend yet another weekend on this (see my article. I hope this is an edge case that does not happen too often?
Will keep you posted, thanks again for the report!
I use the Microsoft GitHub style of your toc generator for this content.
The links for the sub headings (
###
) do not work because of the_
in the heading. The result isBut it should be
The difference is that the
_
should not appear in the anchor link.This issue is related to a PR in the "Back In Time" project.
bit-team/backintime#1593
EDIT:
Here is another example with an old-school (asscii only) emoticon in the header.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: