Currently, when using aggregation hyperlinks between pages link back to the served website (or are render as disabled links if using mkdocs build).
Likely this would involve modifying the aggregator to:
Catalog and add destinations to for heading
Assess every link and replace with a link annotation if the link maps to a destination (and convert to a disabled link if it doesn't)
Doing this will make the aggregated PDF a more unified product rather than a collection of related but independent artifacts. It will also make generating a aggregated Table of Contents practical (it might even be possible to add page numbers to the Table of Contents if the aggregator generates it alongside the PDFWriter).
Currently, when using aggregation hyperlinks between pages link back to the served website (or are render as disabled links if using
mkdocs build).Likely this would involve modifying the aggregator to:
Doing this will make the aggregated PDF a more unified product rather than a collection of related but independent artifacts. It will also make generating a aggregated Table of Contents practical (it might even be possible to add page numbers to the Table of Contents if the aggregator generates it alongside the PDFWriter).