I've added in some better linking methods in my markdown renderer. Now my markdown renderer is very much for [me] .
I've added a couple more styles to link things. These are almost like extensions to markdown but without any of the thought. Hopefully they are handy as I'm just growing the list of crap that I need to maintain. If I ever want to do a write, I would need to make sure all the different ways still work.
I'm using the hashtag and the comma to mark a link in line.
Below is a list of the ways I can link to things in my blog.
I have two ways of linking things due to backwards compatibility. I have the traditional:
[Link](https://www.example.com)
This is the usual way of linking in markdown.
I also have gemini style links:
=> https://www.example.com Link
⇒ Link
I like how it looks and I was planning to stick with gemini style links until I realized I really want a wiki style blog.
This is a link to the #blog, tag.
This is a link to the [blog] tag.
This is a link to the #TUI page,TUI-OPERATING-SYSTEM.MD, in my blog.
This is a link to the [TUI page] in my blog.
This is a link to #ScarletDME's github,https://github.com/Krowemoh/ScarletDME,.
This is a link to ScarletDME's github.