Unresolved reference when the header has an icon

[franroa]

I have this link referencing to a block in my file: - [📚 Modules](#modules)

And the real block looks like this: `## 📚 Modules

Each module has its own detailed documentation .....: `

But the link is not referencing properly due to the icon in the header. How can I solve that? Thank you in advance!

[Feel-ix-343]

Hey! Yea this is def an issue

Would you be up for giving this a shot yourself?

This would be a modification to the header parsing regex + adding a unit test for it.

The parsing is pretty well tested; here's an example PR updating the parser: https://github.com/Feel-ix-343/markdown-oxide/pull/268 -- made just today!

[franroa]

hmm still not working. It might be also not supported by markdown in general.

Other Issue I found is this:

• 🌐 Accessing Airflow

This is showing as "Unresolved Reference" but I can jump to the header

[Feel-ix-343]

ah I meant that PR was an example of how to update oxide parsing, not that it fixed your issue.

Would you want to give this a shot?

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[2coffee2crab]

Hello, I tried reproducing this issue using the following snippet:

## 📚 Modules

Each module has its own detailed documentation...

---

# References:

- [📚 Modules](#📚 Modules)

In this case the reference works correctly. However, in @franroa’s original message, the link was written as:

- [📚 Modules](#modules)

This attempting to reference a heading called modules without the emoji. markdown-oxide doesn’t appear to be case-sensitive, but the emoji cannot be skipped. So a valid reference would be [📚 Modules](#📚 Modules) or [📚 Modules](#📚 modules).

@franroa, could you confirm if the issue was just the malformed reference? If not, would you mind sharing a snippet or details about the platform you’re using so we can try to reproduce it?

Thanks!

[mav3ri3k]

Yes, I tried this too. OP's initial message was wrong. It also did not work in obsidian too.