The zola check command reports https://www.math.utah.edu/docs/info/ld_3.html#SEC12 as "anchor not found" because the page uses uppercase HTML tags and attributes:
<A NAME="SEC12" HREF="…">
The relevant part of the code is:
(I don't know if the HTML standard allows uppercase HTML attributes, but my browser seems to handle without problem.)
Zola version: 0.10.0
ah of course :(
would it be a bad idea to simply convert the html to lowercase? That feels like there must be some hidden problem with that, but seems like the better solution than just adding uppercase versions of the html fields. since
<div cLaSs=“carl”></div>
wouldn’t match just with the addition of more cases
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An issue with lowercasing the HTML is if you have some unicode chars, you might have an anchor value that might not match what was given.