I exported a notebook to markdown (which is great), but I found that the files don't have links to other files like they were in Siyuan.
So, is there anyway to make markdown exports have links to other files?
Is it possible for markdown export to link to other files?
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The reason why this function is placed at the notebook level is because some users no longer want to use SiYuan and need complete batch export, so support for this function is not considered at the document level.
I'm not sure if the span tag still exists after pandoc converts the HTML, but I'm sure anchor jumps can be used and you can write HTML tests in the browser.
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Here's the before and after comparison.
Before:
# Networking The most important things to know are the networking protocols. * [TCP](siyuan://blocks/20231110002225-jzlfmvr) * [UDP](siyuan://blocks/20231111114912-9gi1l0p) * [HTTP](siyuan://blocks/20231110002250-b9w413n) * [TLS](siyuan://blocks/20231111114933-oti4rz4) * [WebSockets](siyuan://blocks/20231111115839-xw23n4k) * [WebRTC](siyuan://blocks/20231111114916-nevtkga) After:
# Networking The most important things to know are the networking protocols. * [TCP](/Networking/TCP.md) * [UDP](/Networking/UDP.md) * [HTTP](/Networking/HTTP.md) * [TLS](/Networking/TLS.md) * [WebSockets](/Networking/WebSockets.md) * [WebRTC](/Networking/WebRTC.md) -
In theory, programs that support standard Markdown (CommonMark) should be able to support parsing and rendering inline HTML elements, that is,
<span>, but they may not necessarily support anchor hash jumps. After rendering from Markdown to HTML, the browser can support anchor hash jumping, so currently, exporting references as anchor hashs is the optimal solution.1 Reply - Visit all replies
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