Hi all,
My Joplin version is as above (Desktop app on Ubuntu 20.04).
Is there a way to use links that will take me to references within a note?
For example, if i wanted to have a link on the bottom of the page - how do I use markdown add a "back to top" link?
Regards
barydos
The Outline plugin will do this with headings, if that helps. It provides a TOC in a separate panel which has clickable links.
Thank you for the quick response! That certainly is one solution.
Is my desired feature not available out of the box in markdown?
I create internal links manually.
For example :
Go to a section in the same note
## My header
...
...
[⬆️](#my-header)
or
Go to a section in another note
...
...
[My header in another note](:/0dcc9260bca44a288f6c591b4d0043b8#my-header)
Note that in the anchor, the string is lowercase, spaces must be replaced by -
And of course, you need the joplin link to the target note
I find this works only sometimes. For example, if I have one at bottom of note that returns me to header at top of note, it will work once, then if I scroll back down and click again, it no longer works. If I come back to the note later, it will work again, but not in succession as described here.
I notice similar behavior with markdown footnotes.
That's a bug, I seem to recall fixing it (over a year ago), but it looks like it's come back. I'll look into it again when I find some time.
This has been fixed and will work correctly in the next release.
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