multibyte-fragment-identifire-fix

you can write a fragment identifier as the section title by this plug-in.

before

your markdown:

## foo bar  -  ふーばー
...
[foo bar  -  ふーばー](#foo bar  -  ふーばー)

convert to html:

<h2 id="foo-bar----ふーばー">foo bar  -  ふーばー</h2>
...
<a href="#foo bar  -  ふーばー">foo bar  -  ふーばー</a>

of course don't work

after

convert to html:

<h2 id="foo-bar----ふーばー">foo bar  -  ふーばー</h2>
...
<a href="#foo-bar----ふーばー">foo bar  -  ふーばー</a>

:thumbsup:

notes

When you include a close parenthesis()) in the section title, when writing an identifier, please remove that.
because it depends on regulation of a mark down, and it can't be eliminated mechanically.

Gitbook version less than 2.5

before

your markdown:

## foo bar  -  ふーばー
...
[foo bar  -  ふーばー](#foo bar  -  ふーばー)

convert to html:

<h2 id="foo-bar-%E3%81%B5%E3%83%BC%E3%81%B0%E3%83%BC">foo bar  -  ふーばー</h2>
...
<a href="#foo bar  -  ふーばー">foo bar  -  ふーばー</a>

of course don't work

after

convert to html:

<h2 id="foo-bar-%E3%81%B5%E3%83%BC%E3%81%B0%E3%83%BC">foo bar  -  ふーばー</h2>
...
<a href="#foo-bar-%E3%81%B5%E3%83%BC%E3%81%B0%E3%83%BC">foo bar  -  ふーばー</a>

How to use it?

Add it to your book.json configuration:

{
    "plugins": ["multibyte-fragment-identifire-fix"]
}

Install your plugins using:

$ gitbook install

This software is released under the MIT License, see LICENSE.txt.