Does anyone know how to add links in a gitbook documentation like this? Normally, it only allows to link pages that are inside the documentation.
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So I have my gatbsy blog with a link static. But when I click it says that gatsby can't find the page. Now I need to reload to actually get the static.html file.
Note that I'm using a simple a tag and not the gatsby-link. I'm not using pushState from history, so not sure how it actually does a soft load.
I want to open in the same page, not target _blank like the how has been "solved" here https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/issues/2928
Any suggestions on how to fix this?
Thanks
That should normally work. Perhaps you've installed https://www.gatsbyjs.org/packages/gatsby-plugin-catch-links/?=cstc which is catching the link and trying to resolve it within Gatsby?
Happy Friday!
So, a while ago, I embedded a Google docs folder in my Google site. What a great feature!
But here is the problem: when I first embedded it, when I clicked on an embedded folder, there would be a section on the left, in which, I could, from the site, add files. All I had to do was just drag and drop them into the folder embedded on the website itself. Now, that option is just not there!
Have I changed some sort of setting by accident? Did Google change the way the embedding operates to disallow this?
Thanks!
I want to have a few of my webpages to be in wiki format. I tried using Moin moin, and embeded it on a webpage with html iframe tag. But it loads the entire wiki page with the header and footer. I want to embed just the wikicontent without the header, footer and the sidebar. For the website I use django frame work. Are there any wiki plugings that work well with the custom templates? Or are there any wiki apps which just output content/body part of a page?
There is surely an easy way to do this. I suggest you ask in the MoinMoin forums.
With Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware, a page like:
http://doc.tiki.org/Draw
Is visible in an iframe-friendly format using:
http://doc.tiki.org/tiki-index_p.php?page=Draw
Check out dooWikis where you can embed just the wiki into your page so that it looks like your own. You can also turn the "Edit" link on or off depending whether or not you want to make it look like a wiki.
You can use lightweight wiki-embedded specially designed to be embedded inside webpages. It supports Markdown language, it is self-contained and does not require page reload while browsing and editing wiki.
I'm trying to add links to pages in the HTML widget.
I'm currently running orchard as a virtual directory, so I can't use '/'. Also since I'm working on a dev site then copying over to a live site, I'm not sure if the site will be running as a virtual directory or from the root.
I've just realised that all links entered via the HTML widget will have a problem, since you can't use '~', also it looks like the image links are fixed, so deploying to a different location won't work ie. from localhost\dev to localhost\live
Any ideas?
If you're entering it from the html editor, you don't have any choice but to use a rooted path (/foo). Sure, it can cause problems if you then publish from a vdir into a site without a vdir, but that's how it for now. We're looking at solutions but in the meantime your best bet is to have a dev site that is as close as possible to the production setup.
As pointed out by randompete on codeplex, another solution could be implementing your own IHtmlFilter. I wrote a simple implementation which you can find here: http://orchard.codeplex.com/discussions/279418
It basically post-processes the BodyPart text by replacing all occurences of urls starting with ~/ with a resolved url (using the UrlHelper.Content() method)
If you need to display a link pointing to a static resource, you can use:
#Html.Link(string textlink, string url)
But Html.Link doesn't supports application relatives urls (~/[...] ones)
if you need only the href (as for an img ). It supports ~/ urls.
src='#Href(string url)'
If you need to display a link to an action
#Html.ActionLink(...) <-- lots of overloads.
There is one blog on website and there are many pdf links on there. But i don't want to go through all the pages.
is there any tool /script i can use so that i can extract all the link like
http://www.abc.com/code=1221212
so that then I can use IDM to get those links
Below links might be helpful for you.
Html Agility Pack
WatiN