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Based on discussion in #315, it would be nice to allow a interlinks short-hand, to shorten links like [](`target`).
[](`target`)
The main reason for this is that the longform is useful for customizing display name (e.g. [some name](`target`)), but cumbersome otherwise.
[some name](`target`)
It seems like two important factors are:
`:target`
:target
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@schloerke brought up :`target` seeming nice--but if we're worried about conflict we could use the very distinct ::`target` with two colons.
:`target`
::`target`
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Based on discussion in #315, it would be nice to allow a interlinks short-hand, to shorten links like
[](`target`)
.The main reason for this is that the longform is useful for customizing display name (e.g.
[some name](`target`)
), but cumbersome otherwise.It seems like two important factors are:
`:target`
as a shorthand, then it will become hard to represent the literal code block:target
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: