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In a note named Note with a heading like ## Subsection, a link formatted as [[Note#Subsection]] creates a link only to the note itself instead of the named section.
While a link like [[#Subsection]] navigates to the correct location within a note, it does not update the address bar of the browser to the correct anchor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I would love if this were to work as well. It would make table of contents much more useful in long articles (two-way navigation). And it would be very convenient to be able to link to specific sections of an article.
I use the Automatic Table of Contents plugin to create tables of contents. These links work, but the headings themselves are missing the IDs necessary for navigating back to the ToC from the headings link anchor (since there is none).
This could be done, the problem is that anchor links normally work using the hash part of the URL. In the case of this plugin, we're using that for the decrypt key.
What could be done is use a query param like &anchor=abc instead, and use Javascript to jump to the right place. Biggest issue is that this would cause the page to reload on each click.
Either that or have clickable heading links only available for unencrypted pages.
In a note named
Note
with a heading like## Subsection
, a link formatted as[[Note#Subsection]]
creates a link only to the note itself instead of the named section.While a link like
[[#Subsection]]
navigates to the correct location within a note, it does not update the address bar of the browser to the correct anchor.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: