CMD+A and paste it into an email adds the Table of contents to an email
I am using Marked to write well formatted HTML emails. When I mark all and then pasting the output into an Email (GMAIL) the Table of contents is not visible but the recipients get see the Table of Content.
How this can be avoided?
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Support Staff 1 Posted by Brett on 02 Jul, 2013 10:25 PM
Could you send me a sample file that this happens to? And which version of Marked are you currently using?
Thanks,
Brett
2 Posted by Jean-Claude Jun... on 03 Jul, 2013 06:03 AM
Attached:
- the .md file
- CMD+A, Copy&Paste with compose mail → no TOC
- Recipient see the TOC
3 Posted by Jean-Claude Jun... on 03 Jul, 2013 07:24 AM
Further analysis results: By using CMD+A and paste it into a plain text editor it always contains the TOC at the end of the file. This may happen because Marked document generates the TOC and add it to the document in hidden mode. When using CMD+A it copies the hidden text as well. So, easy to reproduce with every plain text editor
By the way, I am using Marked version 1.4.3 (228)
4 Posted by Jean-Claude Jun... on 09 Jul, 2013 09:38 AM
Any news on if the issue can be reproduced or not?