The leading single quote character is not correct when converted from Markdown.
This:
Becomes this:
Is this a problem between Hugo and Goldmark, or a problem with Goldmark?
That is the Typographer extension of Goldmark. And it’s probably the “right” style for the configured language. You might have an unclosed single quote character somewhere else in the document that gets the conversion confused.
This:
Comes before:
Would that confuse Goldmark?
Context is key. Without knowing where who is taking what to convert to what I will neither say yes nor no. Those screenshotlets don’t tell the whole story. If that is frontmatter that is markdownified or rendered something else happens to it than when it’s content markup parsed.
It’s the same issue, just with an “n” instead of a “t”.
A 'new' car, a \'new\' motorcycle, and a "new" insurance policy.
So it’s Goldmark, and we’re not likely to see a fix. I’ll have to work around it.
Thanks!
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