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@N7K4 N7K4 commented Nov 16, 2020

There was a octicon span element, this is now replaced by the configure able anchor_symbol unicode link symbol 🔗

The symbol is placed behind the headline, the octicon span was placed before the headline

Fixes #24

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I've tried this out and it appears to work as expected. I've rebased atop the latest version of jekyll-toc in my own fork: https://github.com/potbanksoftware/jekyll-toc/commits/my0150/

There were only a few minor merge conflicts but it works on my site.

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Actually I did run into one issue. With a header like this:

# Foo `bar`

the chain symbol gets inserted between the plain text "Foo" and the code tag for "bar".

I did 0283cad which appears to work but I do not know ruby and didn't write tests.

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How do I take advantage of the octicon?
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