Trying to convert substack misses the headings

[juliomuhlbauer]

For example: https://www.lennysnewsletter.com/p/how-to-kickstart-and-scale-a-marketplace-2e5

When running epub or pdf it misses the headings like this one:

1. Word of mouth
For me, one of the most fascinating learnings from this phase of the research was how impactful word-of-mouth was for early growth of most of today’s biggest marketplace businesses — it was the most important growth channel for over half of the companies. Though this isn’t actually a growth “lever”, it was an enormous growth driver for these companies, and was a strong early signal of Product/Market Fit. Pro tip: If you don’t know what share of your growth is coming from word-of-mouth, you should find out.

[danburzo]

Hi Júlio, I’ve tested the article in Firefox’s reader mode, and I get the same effect, suggesting mozilla/readability is stripping the headings from the content. It’s probably a good idea to open an issue with them. This is a limitation that I’ve tried to highlight in the readme:

The imperative approach Readability takes will not be perfect in each case, especially on HTML pages with atypical markup; you may occasionally notice that it either leaves in superfluous content, or that it strips out parts of the content. You can confirm the problem against Firefox's Reader View. In this case, consider filing an issue on mozilla/readability.

[juliomuhlbauer]

Thanks, opened an issue: mozilla/readability#928

[juliomuhlbauer]

Maybe this could be a solution while they don't fix the issue: mozilla/readability#928 (comment)