Marian
1 September 2025 20:32
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Windows
3.4.10
Joplin 3.4.10 (prod, win32)
Device: win32, AMD Ryzen 7 5700U with Radeon Graphics
Revision: 85585d1
Backup: 1.4.3
I have been trying to make the suggestion from @zimmer in this Support topic work, without success: Jumping to a section of a note from another note .
I want to jump from Note 2 to a specific location in Note 1. According to the advice in the above-referenced note, the following should work:
Note 1: [whatever I want to put here](#whatever-name-I-give-my-tag )
Does this just not work, or am I doing something wrong.
TIA for any suggestions,
Marian
zimmer
1 September 2025 21:41
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Try this (ignore the \ symbols):
Note 1: [Whatever I want to put here]\(#whatever-i-want-to-put-here )\
Note 2: [however I want to describe this link to tag in Note 1](“:/3a36db7b2cf442f881ece8824cfa0476#whatever-i-want-to-put-here)
Marian
1 September 2025 22:28
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Thank you for responding.
What you suggest above seems the same as what I have been trying. Maybe there is some subtle difference that's not registering with me?
Exact thing that is not working (ignore the \):
Note 1: [Wraps]\(#wraps )
Note 2: [wraps]\(:/3a36db7b2cf442f881ece8824cfa0476#wraps)
The section marker in note 1 is set using a header . So if you have a header somewhere in the first note that is, for example,
## Important Information
You can access it from another note using the first note's Markdown link with the header text appended to it.
[Link Description](:/a99201ec48c74445a56e172d8757efae#important-information)
The appended section / header link starts with a #, is the text of the header in lower case, and any spaces are replaced by a hyphen.
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system
2 October 2025 12:19
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