Georg Brandl wrote:
- From Sphinx 1.0 on, you can do this. You have to use a new-style
intersphinx_mapping value, i.e.
intersphinx_mapping = {'python': ('http://docs.python.org/dev/py3k', None)}
where 'python' is an arbitrary label, and the two values in the tuple are
those that would have been key and value for the old-style value. Then,
use
:ref:`python:label`
to refer to the heading. The target document also has to be built with
Sphinx 1.0 in order to have heading labels in its inventory.
Cool :-)
How can I use a similar style to refer to a target documented rather
than a target heading?
(ie: if multiple docs at the target have the same headings in them and I
want to pick one particular one)
cheers,
Chris
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