Handle Internal Anchor Links of Markdown Headings in Preview Tab (in-page navigation)

[liuderchi]

• Environment： Atom v1.0.19 win7x64
• In Additional to previous relative link issues, Markdown Preview tab supporting in-page navigation through headings would be great.
• following example works fine with ST3 Markdown Preview Package :

# title 1

  - [Working fine: external url](https://github.com/atom/markdown-preview "url" )
  - [NOT working in preview tab : to title 8.1 using html anchor](#title_8_1)
  - [NOT working in preview tab: to title 8.2 ](#title-82)

# title 2

# title 3

# title 4

# title 5

# title 6

# title 7

# title 8

## title 8.1  <a name="title_8_1"></a>

## title 8.2

- [reference back to title1](#title-1)

• related screenshot
  

[rtremmel]

+1

[jsamr]

+1

[bradley-fastorientation]

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[JaxCavalera]

This is still not working for me either so I suspect it is not yet fixed. Please fix this as it will significantly improve the chances of better quality Documentation being written.

[ChristopherKing42]

👍

[snrbrnjna]

+1

[bolov]

This is a MUST HAVE for ToC (Table of Contents). And, at least for me, ToC is a necessity for long but structured documents (there already is another extension to generate it, but it is useless in Atom as in-page navigation doesn't work for the preview)

[jondoughty]

+1

[pdestrais]

+1, thank for solving this issue

[binyominzeev]

+1, I downloaded Atom specifically for having a text editor with navigable ToC

[Perygryne]

I've just started experimenting with Atom as a writing environment, and this is the last infuriating hole in an otherwise great idea. BUT I have found a workaround: document-outline provides a side pane, listing headers, which does allow navigation. It's a neat workaround, but this really needs to be built-in.

[ghost]

I'm happy to dig-in for a hack-a-thon if you want to schedule a time.

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[keeyim]

+1. This isn't working for me; it'd be very helpful if it were fixed.

[Rendiere]

+1 this is annoying af

[morandalex]

+1 me too, it doesn't work. please solve early

[2E0PGS]

Writing documentation now with a table of contents and amazed this is not a feature already.
+1 for this! May have to move to another package / preview method to test this ToC.

[gklijs]

I join the line, as it still isn't working. No idea how hard it is, but if I have some time I might just try myself to fix it.

[2E0PGS]

Update I use markdown preview enhanced now and it works perfectly: https://github.com/shd101wyy/markdown-preview-enhanced It supports http links and ToC links. Has every feature I need and joint scrolling. Cheers, ⁣Peter Stevenson (2E0PGS) http://www.m3pgs.co.uk​

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On 31 Jan 2018, 16:14, at 16:14, Gerard Klijs ***@***.***> wrote: I join the line, as it still isn't working. No idea how hard it is, but if I have some time I might just try myself to fix it. -- You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #314 (comment)

[allefeld]

And yet another issue that hasn't been fixed more than four years.
Atom appears to be essentially unmaintained.

[krfisc88]

Yep, still doesn't work. But it also doesn't support term : definition, checking and unchecking checkboxes, and footnotes as far as I've been able to tell.

[AndiLakeC]

Really a pitty that there is still no workaround existing...