In Markdown, we enter --
for an en-dash (–) and ---
for an em-dash (—).
These hypens render as expected in this Kirby forum:
- Here I enter three hyphens but you see an em-dash: —
- Here I enter two hyphens but you see an en-dash: –
But on my instance of Kirby, the double hyphen --
is being parsed as an em-dash: —
So, for example, we get the following:
clause 1---clause 2---clause 3
rendering as “clause 1—-clause 2—-clause 3” instead of the expected “clause 1—clause 2—clause 3.”1950--1951
rendering as “1950—1951” instead of the expected “1950–1951.”
I can’t seem to get it to work as expected. Any one know what the cause could be?
In config.php, I have Smartypants on as follows:
'smartypants' => true,
'smartypants' => [
'attr' => 1,
'doublequote.open' => '“',
'doublequote.close' => '”',
'doublequote.low' => '„',
'singlequote.open' => '‘',
'singlequote.close' => '’',
'backtick.doublequote.open' => '“',
'backtick.doublequote.close' => '”',
'backtick.singlequote.open' => '‘',
'backtick.singlequote.close' => '’',
'emdash' => '—',
'endash' => '–',
'ellipsis' => '…',
'space' => '(?: | | |�*160;|�*[aA]0;)',
'space.emdash' => ' ',
'space.endash' => ' ',
'space.colon' => ' ',
'space.semicolon' => ' ',
'space.marks' => ' ',
'space.frenchquote' => ' ',
'space.thousand' => ' ',
'space.unit' => ' ',
'guillemet.leftpointing' => '«',
'guillemet.rightpointing' => '»',
'geresh' => '׳',
'gershayim' => '״',
'skip' => 'pre|code|kbd|script|style|math',
],