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Links

Use /docs/... absolute paths for in-site docs; clicks navigate within the site regardless of the current page location.

[Guide Home](/docs/guide/)

Relative paths use ./ for the current directory and ../ for the parent; they resolve relative to the current document's location.

[Code tutorial](./code)
[Tabs tutorial](../advanced/tabs)
  • ./code: jumps to the "Code" tutorial in the same directory (basic)
  • ../advanced/tabs: jumps to the "Tabs" tutorial in the parent advanced directory

Anchor Links (In-page)​

Docusaurus auto-generates an anchor id for every heading (rule: strip punctuation, spaces become hyphens). Use #id for in-page jumps, and prepend the doc path for cross-page jumps. The anchor id of this page's "Internal Links (Absolute Path)" section is internal-links-absolute-path.

[Jump to "Internal Links (Absolute Path)"](#internal-links-absolute-path)
[Jump to the anchor of the Links tutorial](/docs/guide/basic/links#internal-links-absolute-path)

You can view the anchor id in the browser address bar or the "#" link next to a heading. For a semantic English id, write ## Heading {#custom-id} after the heading (requires MDX config support).

External links use a full https:// address and open in a new tab automatically.

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