Underscores display the next word in italics

[idrinkpabst]

Everytime underscores are used, the view output is written in italics. See this page for an example of the behavior.

http://topics.lvrug.org/topics/98

The input text has no italics, only underscores. See below:

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[alexpeachey]

Content is run through markdown. Either do not use underscores or put in a code block or other structure.

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On May 23, 2013, at 7:54 PM, idrinkpabst [email protected] wrote:

Everytime underscores are used, the view output is written in italics. See this page for an example of the behavior.

http://topics.lvrug.org/topics/98

The input text has no italics, only underscores. See below:

Kick up productivity with tips and tricks on how to use gems like simple_form, simple_form/bootstrap and clientside_validations. Write custom validators using Active Model Validator. Handling multiple models in a single form with the accepts_nested_attributes_for. The future of forms with in Rails 4.0 with Strong Parameters. Using Form objects that are decoupled from models using the new Reform gem. https://github.com/apotonick/reform

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[jarhart]

or escape the underscores: http://daringfireball.net/projects/markdown/syntax#em

[jwoertink]

or implement github flavor markup which actually handles using underscores in middle of words.