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It seems like you all added support for relative links recently, but it doesn't work for relative anchors.
So if I say something like
Please see [the section below](#the-section-below)
The links don't work. They get 'http://' added in front of them which is wrong.
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I'm afraid that Confluence adds this http:// prefix to URLs on its own. Could you check it on your side too?
Add --trace flag and check HTML content that mark rendered, then check HTTP request that mark sent. I see a correct html:
--trace
<p>Please see <a href="#the-section-below">the section below</a></p>
But then, as you mentioned, I see this http://#the-section-below on the page.
http://#the-section-below
Sorry, something went wrong.
Hey @thebouv ,
with the latest version of mark:5.7 it seems to work as soon as you specify the #PageName-anchor e.g.
#PageName-anchor
Please see [the section below](#pagename-the-section-below)
The downside of this is that you can't navigate on the markdown (i.e. VSCode, or GitHub) anymore as that isn't reachable on the page.
PS: This was tested only on the headers which were part of ac:toc.
ac:toc
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It seems like you all added support for relative links recently, but it doesn't work for relative anchors.
So if I say something like
The links don't work. They get 'http://' added in front of them which is wrong.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: