On Wed, 14 Aug 2013 11:11:13 +0200, Natacha Porté <[email protected]>
wrote:
Hello,
on Wednesday 14 August 2013 at 10:57, j. van den hoff wrote:
problem: on the server the repo is located at
http://fossil.0branch.com/sd
and the cross-links don't work any more since the `sd/' is missing
(specifically, the `quickstart guide' link at the top of the landing
page
is not working as you can see). dump question: how can I make the
cross-links work both locally as well as when accessing the server repo?
The fastest solution is to use relative links, since those don't depend
on a particular path prefix.
The cleanest solution is probably to align markdown absolute links to
the not-so-absolute logic used in absolute-looking links in fossil wiki.
which I don't quite understand anyway. I just proceeded by the `fossil'
documentation when introducing
the `/doc/trunk' bit in the links. so if you don't mind, what exactly do
you mean by
"use relative links". in my specific case what would I have to use in the
markdown file in order to link, e.g., to the file
www/quick.md
so that it works both in the local clone as well as on the given server?
This task is still somewhere in my huge todo list, but I would first
need to come up to speed with all the baseurl wierdness that happened
since I looked at it, and come up with a good idea to deal with the
compatibility breakage it introduces.
since this is my first try at the embedded documentation issue: does this
mean that
my present problem is specific to the current markdown implementation and
not there with the `fossil' wiki
language?
j.
Hoping this helps,
Natacha (who is to blame for markdown-in-fossil)
which is nice since in this way one keeps the option to translate the help
pages to other formats and use them outside of the fossil gui.
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