Hi, Scott Randby <sran...@gmail.com> writes:
> First, I'm using Emacs 26.1 and Org 9.2. > > If I have [[./page.html]] in an Org file and I click on the link, > page.html is opened in my browser, but if I have > [[./page.html#section]] in the Org file and I click on that link, a > text file named page.html#section is opened in a buffer instead of a > page in my browser that starts at the desired place. I'm not sure if > this is a bug or not, but it isn't the kind of behavior I want. Is > there any way of getting around this behavior? The core of your issue seems to be that one can interpret "./page.html#section" as filename and also as an anchor in html file "./page.html". Possibly there are clever ways to make the program smarter to detect links to anchors in html files. A way around is to be more explicit in the link. E.g. call a browser via elisp and use the "file:" protocol: [[elisp:(browse-url-firefox "file:///home/webstuff/page.html#section")]] HTH -- Marco
