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I am pretty sure that markdown generators can be asked to create id attributes based on the heading values when generating HTML. For example:
# Hats
all about hats
## Caps
caps are great
## Fedoras
these are bad
## Other Full Brimmed Hats
these are probably ok
would turn into:
<h1id="hats">Hats</h1><p>all about hats</p><h2id="caps">Caps</h2><p>caps are great</p><h2id="fedoras">Fedoras</h2><p>these are bad</p><h2id="other-full-brimmed-hats">Other Full Brimmed Hats</h2><p>these are probably ok</p>
This would let us link directly to individual sections of a blog post (e.g. individual links in our round up posts).
I think it's an option for our markdown renderer and so something that should just be a config change, not a big engineering effort.
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I am pretty sure that markdown generators can be asked to create id attributes based on the heading values when generating HTML. For example:
would turn into:
This would let us link directly to individual sections of a blog post (e.g. individual links in our round up posts).
I think it's an option for our markdown renderer and so something that should just be a config change, not a big engineering effort.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: