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Apparently this was possible many years ago, but I can't figure it out now. I'm using Markdown sources, and if I have my metadata like: On the front page of the blog, where this post is listed, I want the word "formatted" to appear with whatever basic formatting (bold, italic and/or inline code). But nothing seems to work. I tried Markdown syntax, rST syntax and raw HTML; all of these get rendered literally instead. Is it possible? How? |
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Not possible by default, you’d need to customize your templates to disable the HTML escaping. Note that titles appear in many contexts (e.g. the |
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I managed to get set up with custom metadata - which also allows me to do custom formatting for multi-line titles while just joining the lines with an emdash in the But the only way I found that I could actually access the custom |
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You could do |
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Ah, the |
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Not possible by default, you’d need to customize your templates to disable the HTML escaping. Note that titles appear in many contexts (e.g. the
<title>tag, RSS, metadata) where formatting does not work well, so you might want to consider customformatted_titlemetadata that is displayed in the post heading, with thetitlebeing used elsewhere.