Linking To Headings

The WikiFormatting doesn't seem to explain how to link to
headings. Do
you have any idea how to link to a heading? I know how to
link to a
page: I don't know how to link to a heading (== MyHeading
==).


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ResumeWriter <angela.akridgegmail.com> writes:

> The WikiFormatting doesn't seem to explain how to link
to headings. Do
> you have any idea how to link to a heading? I know how
to link to a
> page: I don't know how to link to a heading (==
MyHeading ==).

It is explained but not all that explicitly.  See the
following pages
in the default wiki pages.

  WikiPageNames
  WikiFormatting#using-explicit-id-in-heading

So, it's just a # followed by the heading, stripped of all
spaces.  If
you hover near the end of a heading (in the preview or final
page),
the link should be shown by your browser somewhere.

Hope this helps,
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> So, it's just a # followed by the heading, stripped of
all spaces.  If
> you hover near the end of a heading (in the preview or
final page),
> the link should be shown by your browser somewhere.

Use the Ref() macro: it generates the anchor name using the
same rules
(and code) as the Wiki engine.

http://trac-hacks
.org/wiki/RefMacro

HTH,
Manu

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