Open PaulRBerg opened 4 years ago
You can always resort to inline HTML for links in your .md files.
<a href="http://example.com/" target="_blank">Hello, world!</a>
If you are doing it this way, depending on your markdown processors, you might have to make some additional changes to yourconfig.toml
file.
I'm just working on that.
Thanks @aolingo. The only issue with inline HTML is that I'd need to do massive refactor. Having the ability to set the target on all links via a layout file would be amazing.
I have it working in blog posts but not in bar
abdullah.today/blog/
I got success opening URLs in new tab but within theme layouts's directory even if I add those custom layouts, I couldn't. I made it working by putting a layout in my site directory.
On 22/05, Paul Razvan Berg wrote:
Thanks @aolingo. The only issue with inline HTML is that I'd need to do massive refactor. Having the ability to set the target on all links via a layout file would be amazing.
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You can always resort to inline HTML for links in your .md files.
<a href="http://example.com/" target="_blank">Hello, world!</a>
If you are doing it this way, depending on your markdown processors, you might have to make some additional changes to your
config.toml
file.
That worked for me, with Goldmark and "unsafe" - THX!
Is this possible without a PR or a fork?