OK here’s how to make them work in both places ![]()
- Set up your titles as basic titles as normal, here I’ll use an example:
## Keep It Tidy
blah blah blah
## This is a Civilized Place for Public Discussion
foo foo bar
## Improve the Discussion
blah foo rah
- Then editing topic page further, create a contents section at top.
## Contents
<a href="">Keep it Tidy</a>
<a href="">This is a Civilized Place for Public Discussion</a>
<a href="">Improve the Discussion</a>
- Now view the Topic page as normal and go to each link and copy the link.
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Put each link in the href between the quotes for that specific item, but, and here’s the critical part, only bother with the # part.
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so you end up with something like:
<a href="#keep-it-tidy-2">Keep it Tidy</a>
<a href="#this-is-a-civilized-place-for-public-discussion-3">This is a Civilized Place for Public Discussion</a>
<a href="#improve-the-discussion-4">Improve the Discussion</a>
- This should now work on both the Topic and the published page.
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