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When I use a single backslash at the end of a line within a Link Reference Definition's link label, it seems to invalidate the entire construct. However, when 2 spaces are used instead, it parses fine.
Expected Behavior
Per discussion with @jgm, both these Markdown snippets should provide a link that contains a hard line break in a validly constructed link.
Discussion
Using 2 space characters at the end of the line in a link:
[
foo]: /uri
[
foo]
provides the following HTML:
<p><ahref="/uri"><br />
foo</a></p>
However, if I use the blackslash at the end of the line instead of the two space characters:
[\
foo]: /uri
[\
foo]
I get:
<p>[<br />
foo]: /uri</p><p>[<br />
foo]</p>
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Per my discussion on the forums:
Issue
When I use a single backslash at the end of a line within a Link Reference Definition's link label, it seems to invalidate the entire construct. However, when 2 spaces are used instead, it parses fine.
Expected Behavior
Per discussion with @jgm, both these Markdown snippets should provide a link that contains a hard line break in a validly constructed link.
Discussion
Using 2 space characters at the end of the line in a link:
provides the following HTML:
However, if I use the blackslash at the end of the line instead of the two space characters:
I get:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: