I’m aware of how to use Markdown to link to a point within a post using <a
tags, but my question is: is there any way I can do that from outside a post using a URL to point me to the post and the location within it? (assuming someone has already set up the appropriate tag within it). If not, wouldn’t that be a great extension of the standard?
Yep, it works exactly the same way as within a post, just add the #
at the end of the URL. For example:
https://meta.discourse.org/t/developer-s-guide-to-discourse-themes/93648#heading--4-b
https://meta.discourse.org/t/developer-s-guide-to-discourse-themes/93648#heading--4-b
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Brilliant … thanks David! I had tried # but was putting in a / character just before it
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@david what does the target markdown look like? I think I’m messing that up …
You can have a look at the markdown for any post by going to a link like
https://meta.discourse.org/raw/93648/1
(`/raw/{topic id}/{post number}`)
So they look something like this:
<h4 id="heading--2-d">Some heading</h4>
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