Previously, something like the following would work perfectly. but now it doesn’t. whats the problem?
**1- [go to heading 1](#1)**
1- go to heading 1
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<h3 id='1'>1- </h3>
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I believe there was a recent security fix here that prevents arbitrary class IDs in HTML, as they can lead to CSS griefing.
What does it mean? 
I cant quite get you.
As said in the official topic your heading id must be in the form <h3 id='heading--link-to-me'>Link to me</h3> . It always need to start with heading--.
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