My plain text file is as follows:
{{TOC}}
#1#
##11##
###111###
#2#
And after I convert it to HTML file, I get:
{{TOC}}
1
11
111
2
So I cant make the TOC. HAHA.
Please help me.....
My plain text file is as follows:
{{TOC}}
#1#
##11##
###111###
#2#
And after I convert it to HTML file, I get:
{{TOC}}
1
11
111
2
So I cant make the TOC. HAHA.
Please help me.....
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#1 Posted by fletcher Support staff on 24 Feb, 2016 02:04 PM
You have to be using a version of MultiMarkdown >= 4.7.
Your sample works just fine in versions of MMD that support the
`{{TOC}}` syntax.
Latest versions are here:
https://github.com/fletcher/MultiMarkdown-5/releases
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#2 Posted by JCL on 25 Feb, 2016 02:46 PM
Oh, thank you very much.
I use the right version 5.1.0, but I think I have found where is the point.
I typed "markdown 1.txt" or "multimark down 1.txt" in the command line tool, and got the wrong result.
But when I type "multimarkdown 1.txt > 1.html", I get the right result.
Thank you very much, Fletcher.
#3 Posted by fletcher Support staff on 25 Feb, 2016 03:15 PM
If you installed markdown via the MultiMarkdown installer, it runs MultiMarkdown in compatibility mode. This causes it to run without any special extensions.
Glad it's working!
Fletcher
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fletcher closed this discussion on 02 Dec, 2017 01:55 PM.