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ATX Headers for Markdown output
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Description
I have tried to convert both PDF and DOCX using various different files, and I am not having much luck with getting correct ATX headers out ( using # ## ### etc for various levels of headings ).
The output is almost always using ** Header **.
Is this due to the way the input file is structured, or is it something you can configure. In the code there is a refence to Markdownify where in one of the formatters an option to use "Markdownify.ATX" is chosen.
Can anyone shed some light on this?
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Start by reproducing the PDF and DOCX conversions described in the issue, then inspect the formatter that selects the Markdownify.ATX option. Compare the generated heading syntax with the expected ATX forms for different heading levels; done means headings are emitted with # markers rather than bold text.
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