If you have a reference to another Turing Way page, there are a few situations to consider when in an edition and there are internal links within the text.
Remember, the markdown file that determines the text within the page is identical, whether that page is being shown in the main Turing Way or some edition.
If you are in a "Beginner Edition", and the text says: "Click here for more Advanced Information!" and it directs to an Advanced Page that is not within the Beginner Edition, does it:
a) Say "Not Found"
b) Take you to the page within the Main/Master Turing Way
c) Show a secret version of the page which can't be found by search (turingway/edition/newbie/advancedpage.html)
The opposite scenario:
If you are in a "Beginner Edition", and the text says: "Click to read more!" and it directs to another page that is within the Beginner Edition, does it:
a) Take you to the page within the Beginner Edition
b) Take you to the page within the Main/Master Turing Way
Finally, there are different ways to have internal hyperlinks and we're not sure how they behave within the editions.
If you have a reference to another Turing Way page, there are a few situations to consider when in an edition and there are internal links within the text.
Remember, the markdown file that determines the text within the page is identical, whether that page is being shown in the main Turing Way or some edition.
If you are in a "Beginner Edition", and the text says: "Click here for more Advanced Information!" and it directs to an Advanced Page that is not within the Beginner Edition, does it: a) Say "Not Found" b) Take you to the page within the Main/Master Turing Way c) Show a secret version of the page which can't be found by search (turingway/edition/newbie/advancedpage.html)
The opposite scenario: If you are in a "Beginner Edition", and the text says: "Click to read more!" and it directs to another page that is within the Beginner Edition, does it: a) Take you to the page within the Beginner Edition b) Take you to the page within the Main/Master Turing Way
Finally, there are different ways to have internal hyperlinks and we're not sure how they behave within the editions.
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