Reputation: 7709
I have a text in my hugo config file, which gets markdownified in the html template. Inside this text I want to have a link but for legal reasons I do not want to convert this link to a "clickable" link. But if I just write
Some text http://example.com some more text
markdownify converts this link to an <a/>
tag making it clickable.
Can I prevent this but still use markdownify on the text? The link should still be copy-pastable.
Upvotes: 3
Views: 1606
Reputation: 169
I found this gist with different ways to prevent auto-linking.
Method 1: Add HTML tags in the hyperlink text
Some text http://<span></span>example.com some more text
returns:
Some text http://example.com some more text
Method 2: Escape a character from the hyperlink text (works with Hugo 0.51 but not with Github)
Some text http\://example.com some more text
returns:
Some text http://example.com some more text
(I should note that those are still tricks/hacks since there is no official way to disable auto-linking in markdownify.)
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 2410
Here's an excerpt from my config.toml
(which sits in the root folder):
testme = "This **link** is not linking to url at all"
I address this custom field anywhere, for example, in my head
partial:
{{ replace (.Site.Params.testme | markdownify) "url" "https://codeandsend.com" | safeHTML }}
Here's what it does:
{{ .Site.Params.testme | markdownify }}
pipes testme
value from config.toml
into the markdownify
function.
I then replace all occurencies of string url
with desired address. You could use any other placeholder instead of url
, but beware of system-reserved names.
| safeHTML
pipes the result into HTML entities decoder. There's no such thing in Hugo as instruction to skip entity encoding — only to decode post factum, and safeHTML
does this.
Result: bold text using markdown and no link encoding:
Upvotes: 1