I’ve been facing this for a while now, expecting other people to report it (lol). But it still hasn’t been fixed.
If you add an H1 (#) to your md file, it won’t show.
Repl link is https://replit.com/@OmegaOrbitals/Markdown-H1-Bug
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I think this is because Replit assumes an h1 is a title (like an HTML <title> element) and does not show it in the code for some reason.
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Works for me perfectly
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My h1s and # always appears in my Markdown.
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I went to https://replit.com/@OmegaOrbitals/Markdown-H1-Bug#README.md and this is what I saw:
This is what I saw when I forked it:
Maybe you should try forking?
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No, this happens in all my Repls.
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Maybe it’s an issue with themes?
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What theme are you using?
Also maybe you should refresh.
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I know this is an extremely bad practice for markdown, but does using an actual <h1> work?
Also, just made a new blank Repl, and it seems to work fine for me.
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If it’s bad practice, then why does it even exist?
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I’m not really sure, pretty new to Markdown’s syntax, but I believe I read on the docs there were some compatibility issues or something, and it does encourage the use of some HTML tags like <br>.
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Also, by “for a while” I mean 5 months.
I am using VSC dark by MiloCat. I will try changing it.
Also, I changed the theme to default dark. Still having the issue.
Do you think this could be browser-based? I’m currently using Chrome 112.
I’ve tried adding an H1 tag in a markdown file and it worked perfectly fine. Are any of y’all still experiencing this?
