How can I prevent a www.example.com URL from becoming a hyperlink, without (ab)using another formatting feature such as inline code formatting? I notice I can quote: “ www.example.com ”, but I’d like to avoid that. Is it possible to somehow escape the auto-link change as I create/edit a post?

Backslashes? www\.example\.com www.example.com

[imagen] Mittineague: Backslashes? www\.example\.com www.example.com I noticed this solution does not work any longer. It was the first thing I tried before googling and finding this post. I’ll keep looking for a solution. Surprisingly, even www.example.com is converted into a hyper…

Why in the world would you do any of that when you can simply use a proper code span with the ` key? www.example.com See Markdown Reference

Preformatted text has other meanings. I reject the premise in the first post, it reads like “how can I avoid hitting myself if I really like hitting myself?”

I just want to be able to type out a domain name as text (without formatting/styling) and have enough OCD not only go to length of using <span>.</span>, but also to spend time finding out why \. doesn’t work as expected and post about it. Fortunately, not everyone is cursed with my level of OCD. …

Zero width Unicode spacers would also work but anyone who copies and pastes that URL is in for a surprise.. and not the good kind! Dunno if @sam has any other ideas but the request is really odd.

Yeah bypassing linkify is not easy: https://github.com/markdown-it/markdown-it/blob/master/lib/rules_core/linkify.js and https://github.com/markdown-it/linkify-it We had a similar request with complaints about m.sc being autolinked. I do wonder if we should side with @Vitaly here and disable l…

Well, using ` does turn the text into a <code></code> section instead of <pre></pre> which is preformatted text. @notriddle Technically speaking there is a difference, but there really is no reason why <code></code> can’t be acceptable – URL’s are a form of “code” afterall.

[imagen] schungx: @notriddle Technically speaking there is a difference, but there really is no reason why <code></code> can’t be acceptable – URL’s are a form of “code” afterall. Well said. The few cases where it has come up for me are when I’m trying to point someone to one url instead of …

The main purpose of our forum is talking about a company called Alarm.com so people write Alarm.com in posts all the time, probably in 50% or so of topics. We’re going to end up unintentionally linking to Alarm.com an awful lot. I tried disabling linkify all together but that causes a bigger proble…

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notriddle (Michael Howell) 7 Enero, 2018 02:28 5

Because it’s not code?

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