I have the following line on a markdown text file:
[Recursively] ((computer_science))
When it's rendered the parser breaks the link by picking the first closing parenthesis instead of the second.
The link ends up as (computer_science instead of (computer_science)
How do I escape the first closing bracket?
I have tried using a backslash and using backticks but they don't work.
1 Answer
I found a detailed answer and insight of this issue here
Here is a snippet
1. Bare - (1).html
2. Bare, encoded -
3. Delimited - <(1).html>
4. Hyperlink - with <a href="(1).html">parens</a>
5. Markdown Link #1 - with [parens][1]
6. Markdown Link #1 - with [parens at end][2]
7. Markdown Link #2 - with [parens]((1).html)
8. Markdown Link #2 - with [parens at end]((1))
- Bare - (1).html
- Bare, encoded -
- Delimited - (1).html
- Hyperlink - with parens
- Markdown Link #1 - with parens
- Markdown Link #1 - with parens at end
- Markdown Link #2 - with parens
- Markdown Link #2 - with parens at end
