How to disable `ref` and `relref` automatic generation?

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In hugo v0.`2, I am using TOC. This is a snippet

Status.
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## Status{#status}

After updated the version into v0.13, the header is generated with some numbers <h2 id="status-232sfdf">Status</h2>. TOC is not working because of this.

How do I disable the generation?

Regards,
NkS

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[blackfriday]
plainIdAnchors = true

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Thank you @bjornerik :slight_smile:

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Just wanted to ask a question on shortcodes without creating a new topic:

How do I create an in-page anchor not at a header? Say at the beginning of a specific paragraph?

I tried doing something like this:

<a name="myanchor"></a>The paragraph begins like blah blah blah

Obviously it doesn’t work because when I use relref, the unique identifier gets appended.

When I try this

<a name="{{< relref "#myanchor" >}}"></a>The paragraph begins like blah blah blah

relref doesn’t work, because it is generated with an # in the beginning.

When I try this

<a name="{{< relref "myanchor" >}}"></a>The paragraph begins like blah blah blah

everything just breaks, I get bad html and something like Page not found inside of <a name=

Of course I can either turn on plainIdAnchors or hack on it, adding the identifier manually, like: <a name="myanchor:b23efc10a"></a>

But it obviously isn’t the right way. What should I do?

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how about not using relref when you reference to the anchor?
[some text](#myanchor) should work just fine.

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You can disable the funky IDs in config.toml:

[blackfriday]  
plainIdAnchors = true