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- Browser: Chrome
- OS: Windows 8.1
Only one of the header markdowns have worked the last couple days:
I have tried deleting & creating new ones, but that didn't work.
MidnightsWaltz
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The markdown parser we were using was susceptible to an xss attack, so I had to switch it out. As a result:
#not a valid heading
# a valid heading
I'm working to reinstate the old behavior with the new module, but for now, you can just switch your task names to include a space between the # and the text.
crookedneighbor
on 22 Apr 2016
I was 99% sure that I had tried that, apparently I was wrong.
That got it, thank you!
MidnightsWaltz
on 22 Apr 2016
/raises hand
This is more of a suggestion than an otherwise-useful comment, but I'm pro- hashtags-with-spaces. It would take the occasional explanation perhaps, especially since it's been without spaces so long, but I suspect it would reduce to approximately zero the instances of accidentally-huge posts that come from users trying to post a hashtag or wanting to use it as, you know, a number symbol (such as in the Challenge Accepted guild, or people talking about numbers of books read in a challenge, etc.) .
Cantras
on 23 Apr 2016
We discussed it internally @Cantras and have decided that is the direction we're going to take. Thanks for chiming in!
crookedneighbor
on 23 Apr 2016
@crookedneighbor @paglias
reporting suggestion from a linguist on Transifex somehow connected to this issue:
loading screen tip 4 Use the # sign before a task name to make it really big!
might benefit from an example as #Task and # Task won't work the same while some users think of hashtags-without-spaces by default
ghost
on 8 Aug 2016
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/raises hand
This is more of a suggestion than an otherwise-useful comment, but I'm pro- hashtags-with-spaces. It would take the occasional explanation perhaps, especially since it's been without spaces so long, but I suspect it would reduce to approximately zero the instances of accidentally-huge posts that come from users trying to post a hashtag or wanting to use it as, you know, a number symbol (such as in the Challenge Accepted guild, or people talking about numbers of books read in a challenge, etc.) .