Thanks. I wasn’t sure how to do it, but it renders correctly in Eternity. I actually see extra carrots rendered in what you typed. Is there a style guide that I can maybe share with the developer? Eventually the different front-ends will work the same. Growing pains.
I actually see extra carrots rendered in what you typed.
If you meant the repeated text at the end, that’s inline code, it’s meant to show how that was done. If you see extra carets for example inhere, then yes, that’s not meant to be like that.
I only use the Web UI, since everything renders as expected. Mainly embedded video, audio and buttons.
This is what I mean by “buttons”: In the web UI, you can just click it, and it opens a website.
I feel like when it comes to the fediverse, the official apps just exist to demonstrate functioning. Maybe front end and back end developers have different skill sets. I don’t know? I find myself using third party apps exclusively.
Thanks. I wasn’t sure how to do it, but it renders correctly in Eternity. I actually see extra carrots rendered in what you typed. Is there a style guide that I can maybe share with the developer? Eventually the different front-ends will work the same. Growing pains.
Best I know is this: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/users/02-media.html
If you meant the repeated text at the end, that’s inline code, it’s meant to show how that was done. If you see extra carets for example in here, then yes, that’s not meant to be like that.
I only use the Web UI, since everything renders as expected. Mainly embedded video, audio and buttons.
This is what I mean by “buttons”:
In the web UI, you can just click it, and it opens a website.
Probably another little quirk of Eternity coming from using Reddit’s custom Markdown
Meanwhile with Jerboa:
I feel like when it comes to the fediverse, the official apps just exist to demonstrate functioning. Maybe front end and back end developers have different skill sets. I don’t know? I find myself using third party apps exclusively.
Yep, so there’s compatibility issue then. Looks like this for me:
Thanks. I’ve already posted a bug report on the project’s codeberg. I’d imagine it’s probably a fairly simple fix. The link you supplied should help.