Link headings are not distinguished #489
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@ericswpark Hi, what would be a use case for this? Personally, I can't think of when this could be needed. |
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@lxndrblz I was trying to link to a website in part of a heading, like this: # Everything goes [here](https://example.com)But because it's not distinguished viewers didn't know to click on it. I had to separate it out into the text below, but it would be nice if links have link styling and was more visible. |
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The PR I just made addresses part of the problem, where the link lights up on hover. This at least gives some indication that the heading is clickable upon moving the cursor over it, but ideally heading links should have underlines, or have some sort of accent color to distinguish it from regular headings. |
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Describe the bug
Headings that are links are not distinguished from ones that aren't which makes it hard to tell whether a heading is a link or not
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#, like this# [This is a link](https://github.com)Expected behavior
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"This is a link" should show blue, and have hover CSS so that it is clearly distinguished as a clickable link
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hugo versionif unsure) v0.121.2-6d5b44305eaa9d0a157946492a6f319da38de154+extendedAdditional context
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