This should already be doable on steempeak with html. For markdown an extension/plugin is needed and will not be rendered the same on all the frontends.
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This should already be doable on steempeak with html. For markdown an extension/plugin is needed and will not be rendered the same on all the frontends.
Thanks for dropping by for the comment!
Here's my observation:
In html, SteemPeak goes to an anchor on opening a post, if the anchor is defined in the post and the URL includes the anchor's name/id
(i.e.
https://steempeak.com/test/@testuser123/6zzct8-test#anchor)What it doesn't do right is handle internal links to anchors
(i.e.
<a href="#anchor">Go to anchor!</a>)So quick links won't work.
Even the fact that SteemPeak handles anchors in the URL well is an improvement over Steemit.com though.
And this is a bug :D
My intention was to make it actually work also when inside a post. Will be fixed in the next release ;)
Awesome to hear!
I know you have your table full of stuff to do, so thanks for that!
Now the big question is... will anybody use it? The issue is that there are so many features and people don't know about half of them.
I will! :)
But I understand what you're saying, and that this is a numbers game and that you need to prioritize.
So, html is accepted on Steempeak? I should try that. But will Steemit translate it or be able to read html?