Closed kecrily closed 2 years ago
If you use a relative link to refer to a cross-directory md file, there is a missing / at the beginning that prevents <RouterLink /> from jumping.
/
<RouterLink />
In the use of . /go/hi.md and go/hi.md can be problematic. But not with /go/hi.md.
. /go/hi.md
go/hi.md
/go/hi.md
Great, nice fix ... glad you caught that. :)
If you use a relative link to refer to a cross-directory md file, there is a missing
/
at the beginning that prevents<RouterLink />
from jumping.In the use of
. /go/hi.md
andgo/hi.md
can be problematic. But not with/go/hi.md
.