Hi, everyone! I just encounter a problem. When I was trying to insert a link into a article, I use the markdown code like this: name. and it works normally. However, after I saved the notebook (in both quick save and save&run way), Those inserted links in the article became just like a code (something like xxx) instead of a blue sign that I can click it and jump to the page it links with. How come is this happening? Please do tell me if you know how to solve this! Thank you very much!
", "messages": [ { "id": "2285986", "postDate": "06/03/2023 06:21:51", "content": "Hi, everyone! I just encounter a problem. When I was trying to insert a link into a article, I use the markdown code like this: name. and it works normally. However, after I saved the notebook (in both quick save and save&run way), Those inserted links in the article became just like a code (something like xxx) instead of a blue sign that I can click it and jump to the page it links with. How come is this happening? Please do tell me if you know how to solve this! Thank you very much!
", "rawMarkdown": "Hi, everyone! I just encounter a problem. When I was trying to insert a link into a article, I use the markdown code like this: [name](link). and it works normally. However, after I saved the notebook (in both quick save and save&run way), Those inserted links in the article became just like a code (something like [xxx](....)) instead of a blue sign that I can click it and jump to the page it links with. How come is this happening? Please do tell me if you know how to solve this! Thank you very much!", "votes": null }, { "id": "2286278", "postDate": "06/03/2023 11:03:32", "content": "Hi! As I understand, there's a formatting problem there. Did you define the link as follows [name](link) ?
Yes just like that, and it works correctly when I was editing the notebook, the problem only occurs after I save my notebook. And more curious, I insert the link by the same way throughout the whole notebook, some of them work normally, some of them didn't work, why is that?
", "rawMarkdown": "Yes just like that, and it works correctly when I was editing the notebook, the problem only occurs after I save my notebook. And more curious, I insert the link by the same way throughout the whole notebook, some of them work normally, some of them didn't work, why is that?", "votes": null }, { "id": "2293472", "postDate": "06/09/2023 07:59:32", "content": "hello!
\nI think this might is your Brower problem? sometime, I have same problem with my notebook.
Frankly I don't think so. cuz I just switch to some other codes and then the problem fixed. Thx for replying anyway!
", "rawMarkdown": "Frankly I don't think so. cuz I just switch to some other codes and then the problem fixed. Thx for replying anyway!", "votes": null }, { "id": "2314897", "postDate": "06/23/2023 17:00:49", "content": "I was having this issue when I accidentally switched a markdown cell to a code cell, have you verified you're entering it in a markdown cell?
", "rawMarkdown": "I was having this issue when I accidentally switched a markdown cell to a code cell, have you verified you're entering it in a markdown cell?", "votes": null } ], "comments": [ { "id": 2286278, "author_name": "pluvias", "author_url": "", "post_date": "06/03/2023 11:03:32", "content": "Hi! As I understand, there's a formatting problem there. Did you define the link as follows [name](link) ?
Yes just like that, and it works correctly when I was editing the notebook, the problem only occurs after I save my notebook. And more curious, I insert the link by the same way throughout the whole notebook, some of them work normally, some of them didn't work, why is that?
", "votes": null, "replies": [ { "id": 2293472, "author_name": "lau01b", "author_url": "", "post_date": "06/09/2023 07:59:32", "content": "hello!
\nI think this might is your Brower problem? sometime, I have same problem with my notebook.
Frankly I don't think so. cuz I just switch to some other codes and then the problem fixed. Thx for replying anyway!
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ] } ] } ] }, { "id": 2314897, "author_name": "jonbown", "author_url": "", "post_date": "06/23/2023 17:00:49", "content": "I was having this issue when I accidentally switched a markdown cell to a code cell, have you verified you're entering it in a markdown cell?
", "votes": null, "replies": [] } ], "raw_markdown_by_id": { "2285986": "Hi, everyone! I just encounter a problem. When I was trying to insert a link into a article, I use the markdown code like this: [name](link). and it works normally. However, after I saved the notebook (in both quick save and save&run way), Those inserted links in the article became just like a code (something like [xxx](....)) instead of a blue sign that I can click it and jump to the page it links with. How come is this happening? Please do tell me if you know how to solve this! Thank you very much!", "2286278": "Hi! As I understand, there's a formatting problem there. Did you define the link as follows `[name](link)` ?", "2286330": "Yes just like that, and it works correctly when I was editing the notebook, the problem only occurs after I save my notebook. And more curious, I insert the link by the same way throughout the whole notebook, some of them work normally, some of them didn't work, why is that?", "2293472": "hello! \nI think this might is your Brower problem? sometime, I have same problem with my notebook.", "2293899": "Frankly I don't think so. cuz I just switch to some other codes and then the problem fixed. Thx for replying anyway!", "2314897": "I was having this issue when I accidentally switched a markdown cell to a code cell, have you verified you're entering it in a markdown cell?" }, "source": "meta" }