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I've noticed an issue when trying to link to a section within the same markdown file breaks the id.
For example, if I have this section:
## Current Trends
The link to it will be #current-trends. If however, I add this at the top of the page:
* [Current Trends](#current-trends)
the link to that header now becomes #id1.
From doing a few tests, it looks like its the text used for the hyperlink that causes issues. So because I set the link text to Current Trends and the header has the same name, it breaks it. I could use * [Current Trends](#id1) and it would work. But I'd like the header ids to have meaning
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I've noticed an issue when trying to link to a section within the same markdown file breaks the id.
For example, if I have this section:
## Current Trends
The link to it will be
#current-trends
. If however, I add this at the top of the page:* [Current Trends](#current-trends)
the link to that header now becomes
#id1
.From doing a few tests, it looks like its the text used for the hyperlink that causes issues. So because I set the link text to
Current Trends
and the header has the same name, it breaks it. I could use* [Current Trends](#id1)
and it would work. But I'd like the header ids to have meaningThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: