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Type:
Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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Priority:
Low
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Affects Version/s: 3.8.0
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Component/s: Rendering - Markdown Syntax
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Environment:
Save something like the following as an .md file in a Stash'd project and view it in Stash:
{{[regular font as a link](https://atlassian.com)
regular font, no link
[`code font as a link`](https://atlassian.com)
`code font, no link`}}you'll note that the first two lines have different styles to indicate that one is a link and the other isn't; the last two lines are not visually distinguishable in that way
Save something like the following as an .md file in a Stash'd project and view it in Stash: {{ [regular font as a link] ( https://atlassian.com ) regular font, no link [`code font as a link`] ( https://atlassian.com ) `code font, no link`}} you'll note that the first two lines have different styles to indicate that one is a link and the other isn't; the last two lines are not visually distinguishable in that way
In Stash's Markdown renderer, text in <code> font is rendered exactly the same whether or not it is within an <a> link tag. (Ordinary text changes to a blueish color and has an underline on hover.) This makes it difficult for the reader to know which items rendered in <code> font are clickable.
A quick change to the CSS would fix this up nicely.
As a workaround, could you let me know what I'd need to do to patch the CSS on my own? Is there a way of customizing the rendering of Markdown pages in Stash?
- is duplicated by
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BSERV-7111 Show hyperlinked <code> elements in blue
- Closed
