Sites like github and bitbucket have a feature where creating a headline in markdown i.e. by doing something like:
## my header
Automatically makes it into a a anchor that can be linked to. I would be great if this was possible in Quire.
Oh, and I must say - I LOVE quire!
What github does it is that it creates a a-element inside header-elements, they appears next to the header-texts with a graphical link-symbol when the header is hovered over. The id of the a-element gets set to the text of the header so that the header can be linked to by using the header-text as the hash in the url. It would suffice to just set the id to the header, but this is practical because the url including the anchor-bit can be retrieved by just clicking the link-symbol which basically is a link to itself.
To be clear, follow this link: https://github.com/Clox/synka/wiki#and-a-second-header (notice the part after the #) It's a anchor-link to a header at the bottom of a page I just made. Then you can also hover over the headers to see the links, and inspect their html-code.
Oscar Jonsson, May 9, 2017
Hi Oscar, Thank you for the example. 👍 Basically, with an anchor link, you can click on the graphical link-symbol of a header to jump to a specific place in the web page. We will add it to our list of to-dos and get back to you when we have any news. 😃
Crystal, May 9, 2017
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Peggy, Jun 24, 2021
Hi Oscar, Hummm I am not quite sure what you meant. Let's say I type
in a GitHub issue, it will appear like this:
But GitHub does not seem to make it into an "anchor that can be linked to." Perhaps you can give me an example?
Crystal, May 8, 2017