The following issues can be reproduced in a sandbox environment:
When a heading with a footnote is set as a link, the last bracket of the link becomes isolated. I will attach two images showing this issue in both preview and non-preview link modes.
When a heading title has two or more footnotes, if the link refer to that heading is in preview mode, and there is a hyperlink in the subsequent text of the article which using this link. a “failed to load image” icon will appear at the location of the hyperlink.
When entering a link refer to headings with footnotes, if it is selected from a popup after typing [[Note Name#]], there will be meaningless spaces before the number in the footnote (It is estimated that the ^ in the footnote syntax is not displayed properly). Deleting the spaces does not affect the normal referencing of the double-bracket link. Refer to the images above for examples.
Environment
SYSTEM INFO:
Obsidian version: v1.5.12
Installer version: v1.5.12
Operating system: Windows 10 Pro 10.0.19045
Login status: not logged in
Insider build toggle: off
Live preview: on
Base theme: adapt to system
Community theme: none
Snippets enabled: 0
Restricted mode: off
Plugins installed: 0
Plugins enabled: 0
Sorry for posting two identical bug reports, the format of the previous bug report was incorrect, this is a rewritten version, could administrator delete the previous one? Thank you.
Another small question about headings with footnotes is: If footnotes are added to headings such as H2 titles within the note, the table of contents in the sidebar does not display these footnotes correctly but instead adds a number.
This neither realizes the function of footnotes nor is beautiful at all. I suggest removing the footnotes directly from the side table of contents because people do not need to use the footnote function in the side table of contents.
I’ve come across a small bug when adding footnotes to headings. The Outline pane shows the raw footnote syntax (like [^1]) instead of rendering it properly, which looks a bit messy.
Also, even if I add a space between the text and the footnote to separate them, the number still appears without proper formatting in the outline, making it look out of place. It would be great if the Outline could handle these more cleanly!
It would be great if the Outline could either render the footnote properly or just hide the syntax so it stays clean. Keep up the great work!
