I love #11ty but the feature(s) I miss the most from #Jekyll the most is how seamless and easy it was to have headings with anchors, a TOC, and footnotes. In 11ty trying to have all three consistently leaves me with confusion and giving up on my beloved footnotes. #builtwith11ty #BuildInPublic
@adjb This is a few years old, but it is by someone else who did the Jekyll to 11ty path and added footnotes: https://kittygiraudel.com/2020/12/02/footnotes-in-11ty/
Footnotes in 11ty

I’m Kitty Giraudel, a non-binary trans frontend developer based in Berlin, focused on accessibility and inclusivity.

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@adjb there is an eleventy table of contents plugin you might look into as well. https://plug11ty.com/plugins/table-of-contents/
Table of Contents (TOC)

This Eleventy plugin will generate a TOC from page content using an Eleventy filter.

@cjerrington @adjb I use the markdown toc add-on and wrote about how I do TOCs and other markdown stuff here: https://bobmonsour.com/blog/going-all-in-with-native-markdown/
Going all in with 'native' markdown

I've been typing way too much. There are simpler ways to use markdown for images and tables of contents. Here's how I'm doing it.

@bobmonsour @adjb Nice! That plugin looks a little newer, too, and a few more features out of the gate.