Links
The standard markup for a link is:
[link_text](link "hint_text")
link_text: The link text.link: A URL or path to a file."hint_text": A hint that will be displayed when you hover over the link text. Optional.
Depending on the type of link, simplifications and other design options are allowed.
Link to MD file
You can create a link to an MD file without explicitly specifying the link text. To do this, add the symbols {#T} in place of the text, and they will automatically be substituted with the title of the specified file.
[{#T}](./index.md)
Result
Link to MD file section
You can refere:
-
To the section of the current page.
[text](#anchor)Result
-
To a section of another page.
[text](base.md#anchor)Result
A URL or an email address
To convert a URL or an email address to a link, add angle brackets <> on both sides.
<https://yandex.com/>
<alice.the.girl@yandex.com>
Result
Reference-style markup for links
Use reference-style links to make the source text of a document easier to read. These links consist of two parts connected by tags:
-
A brief link description in the text.
[link_text][link_tag] -
A long URL placed in a special place at the end of a paragraph or document.
[link_tag]: URL
My favorite search engine is [Yandex][1].
[1]: https://yandex.com/ "The best search engine"
Result
My favorite search engine is Yandex.
Link text style
You can apply line formatting to the link text.
I love the **[Yandex Cloud](https://cloud.yandex.com)**.
This is the _[YFM Guide](https://yadocs.tech)_.
See the section on [`code`](#code).
Super [^men^](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_Grom_(2017_film)).
Result
I love Yandex.Cloud.
This is the YFM Guide.
See the section on code.
Super men.
Files
If you need to specify a link to a file, you can use a special link with a file icon. After clicking on such a link, the browser will start downloading the specified file to the device.
{% file src="data:text/plain;base64,Cg==" name="empty.txt" %}