问题
On a GitHub wiki page, if I type:
www.foobar.com
GitHub automatically assumes this is a URL and makes the text a hyperlink to http://www.foobar.com. However, sometimes I do not want a hyperlink to be created. Is there a way to stop this behavior? Perhaps some sort of markdown?
回答1:
This isn't limited to wiki page, and is part of the GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) url autolinking feature.
Putting them in `` can work but display the url as a code: foo http://example.com bar.
foo `http://example.com` bar
Another trick (mentioned in this gist) is
ht<span>tp://</span>example.com
That will display http://example.com as regular text.
In your case (without the http://)
w<span>ww.</span>foobar.com
That would also display www.foobar.com as regular text.
回答2:
Also, if you are having a issue with something other than a URL auto-linking I found escaping the . works as well.
Example:
foobar.web -> foobar.web
回答3:
You can also just apply a backslash escape to the colon (or any of the other punctuation, apparently), like this:
http\://www.foobar.com
回答4:
You can use a zero-width space to prevent most auto-linkers from interpreting characters as a URL
Here's an example with a zero width space inserted between https and :
https://example.com/
To insert one, you can copy from the url above or this page
See also this thread on twitter
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25706012/how-do-i-prevent-auto-generated-links-in-the-github-wiki