I like what Markdown enables me to do with links --
a simple notation that saves lots of grief over
hand rolling the <a> tags.
As my web site grows, I'm anticipating a future problem.
If I have a web site with lots of internal links,
foo -> some/other/place/foo.html
if the destination moves, it's non trivial to find all the foo
links and fix them.
This seems to be a situation calling for some form of indirect
link mechanism...
...text that makes reference to [foo][foolinklable] and babble
some more...
then foolinklabel is looked up in a simple database
and the link replaced.
Now when I move foo, all I need to do is update foolinklabel
in the database, and all the links are fixed on the next build.
Every other time I've wanted something to help with ttree
someone on the list says, "use this..." and it's worked!
So I'm sure there is a solution out there, probably a filter.
What's it called?
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