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What is the best way to create links to documents that work in both the Markdown Preview and the standalone HTML version?
Say that I'm typing fileB.md and I want to link to fileA.md that I wrote earlier. To make the link work in standalone HTML I write:
fileB.md
fileA.md
# fileB.md [something related](fileA.html)
and after compilation it looks like this:
# fileB.html <a href="fileA.html">something related</a>
This allows me to follow the link in the HTML version but it is broken in the Markdown version.
I'd like to refer to the file in it's Markdown source and have the compiler to convert it to .html so that the link works in HTML standalone mode too:
# fileB.md [something related](fileA.md) # fileB.html (after compilation) <a href="fileA.html">something related</a>
Is there a way to achieve that? Thanks!
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What is the best way to create links to documents that work in both the Markdown Preview and the standalone HTML version?
Say that I'm typing
fileB.md
and I want to link tofileA.md
that I wrote earlier. To make the link work in standalone HTML I write:and after compilation it looks like this:
This allows me to follow the link in the HTML version but it is broken in the Markdown version.
I'd like to refer to the file in it's Markdown source and have the compiler to convert it to
.html
so that the link works in HTML standalone mode too:Is there a way to achieve that? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: