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If you mean whether the variable is in the same line as its filter then the answer is yes. I'm actually using Qutebrowser but I tried it in Brave browser which is chrome based, cleared browser history (why it should be related?) and got the same result. The thing is only the link doesn't work, italic and bold type of text works, bulleted list also.
Couldn't it be because I use Linux (Manjaro KDE Plasma) system? I don't know. I checked that many times and everything seemed to be correct, now I even copied the code from GitHub repository and it still the same.
Please if anybody know how to fix that let me know.
Many thanks.

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Well the option is there of course but I don't really believe it. I think that I just need to update the newest version of markdown pip and it might work.

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If you mean whether the variable is in the same line as its filter then the answer is yes. I'm actually using Qutebrowser but I tried it in Brave browser which is chrome based, cleared browser history (why it should be related?) and got the same result. The thing is only the link doesn't work, italic and bold type of text works, bulleted list also.
Couldn't it be because I use Linux (Manjaro KDE Plasma) system? I don't know. I checked that many times and everything seemed to be correct, now I even copied the code from GitHub repository and it still the same.
Please if anybody know how to fix that let me know.
Many thanks.

@dusty5213 interestingly I had everything else work except the list, which in my normal md documentation I don't have an issue with. I also use Chrome or Brave as a rule so it's interesting that I had everything but the list and you had everything but the link.

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After trying to add post category my app raises the following error:
column blog_post.category_id does not exist LINE 1: SELECT "blog_post"."id", "blog_post"."title", "blog_post"."c... ^ HINT: Perhaps you meant to reference the column "blog_post.category".
I have removed category from templates but it continues to give me this error.
Changing the database causes markdown to fail to render.

{% for post in latest_posts %}
• {{ post.title}}
{% endfor %}

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After trying to add post category my app raises the following error:
column blog_post.category_id does not exist LINE 1: SELECT "blog_post"."id", "blog_post"."title", "blog_post"."c... ^ HINT: Perhaps you meant to reference the column "blog_post.category".
I have removed category from templates but it continues to give me this error.
Changing the database causes markdown to fail to render.

{% for post in latest_posts %}

• [ {{ post.title}} ]({{ post.get_absolute_url }})
  {% endfor %}

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Can you post a screen shot and give more info of where you are in the book, what section etc? have you compared your code to the source code?

Very difficult to make sense of what you are asking as it relates to the markdown section. Maybe add your Traceback?

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I am trying to extend my blog. I combined the blog and bookmark to create a website and I sent each post to a category in a drop down.
I think the problem happened because earlier I created category in the Post model as a manytomany but later on changed it to ForeignKey form. I eventually added blog_post.category_id to the blog_post table and deleted the blog_post.category column and the issue is gone. Thank you!

Another issue I could not resolve is though, my markdown stopped working after it initially worked perfectly. I mean, initially embedded iframe videos from YouTube and html markups worked but when I started trying to add categories, the markdown stopped working. I tried several markdown versions such as django-markdownx, django-markdown-editor, django ckeditor, etc, but none of them worked. My plan was to enable non-technical staffs to embed YouTube videos along with post.

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Also having issues using Markdown. Everything works except lists and links for me. Have tried with Chrome and Firefox, also updated to latest Markdown. Not sure what the issue is.

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Also for me: the list is not rendered correctly, everything else is fine. Using Chrome on MacOS, last version of Markdown

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