(Python Markdown 3.9; mkdocs 1.6.1 with footnotes extension; Python 3.12)
While using mkdocs I stumbled upon this problem:
Footnote anchors and footnotes themselves are rendered out of order when, in the source and in addition to other document-level footnotes, one ore more footnotes are being referenced from within a nested block, such as a list element or a quote block.
If Python Markdown is downgraded to version 3.8.2, footnotes will be rendered correctly.
Here's a reproducible Markdown case:
# Heading
The following footnote anchor is the first one.[^1]
## Subheading
The following footnote anchor
1. should be the second one, but mkdocs renders it in fourth place.[^2]
1. Note that every anchor still points to its correct, matching footnote.
The following footnote anchor is the third one, but will be rendered in second place. [^3]
> Now in a quote block, possibly reproducible in any other nested block. Fourth yet shown as fifth footnote anchor.[^4]
Last, fifth footnote anchor.[^5]
### Footnotes rendered out of order:
[^1]: First
[^2]: Second
[^3]: Third
[^4]: Fourth
[^5]: Fifth
For reference, here is what I see via mkdocs serve:
(Python Markdown 3.9; mkdocs 1.6.1 with footnotes extension; Python 3.12)
While using mkdocs I stumbled upon this problem:
Footnote anchors and footnotes themselves are rendered out of order when, in the source and in addition to other document-level footnotes, one ore more footnotes are being referenced from within a nested block, such as a list element or a quote block.
If Python Markdown is downgraded to version 3.8.2, footnotes will be rendered correctly.
Here's a reproducible Markdown case:
For reference, here is what I see via
mkdocs serve: