Open dmusican opened 4 years ago
If orgmode lets them through as-is they should work.
If orgmode tries to resolve them ... well, it won't.
I do not really understand how path-handlers should work. And I would like to understand how I am supposed to link to other pages using the org-mode plugin. However, I've added the following code snippet to nikola-site-dir/plugins/orgmode/init.el
;; Export link to section
(defun org-section-url-export (path desc format)
(cond
((eq format 'html)
(format "<a href=\"%s\">%s</a>" path desc))))
(org-add-link-type "section" nil 'org-section-url-export)
so that I can link to my blog section.
The syntax for the link in the org file is [[section:blog/][blog]], and this link resolves to my blog in the nikola-site-dir/output/blog/
directory.
Maybe you can use the above code or copy and tweak it to work for path-handlers.
Does this help for you?
I was able to make it work as embedded HTML using org-mode embedded HTML syntax, i.e.
@@html:<a href="link://authors">authors</a>@@
Indicating links used to work in the past (about two years ago, when I last updated my website...). Several links on my webpage which were of the form
[[./directory_name/filename][some description]]
were recognized, resolved correctly and pointed towards that file without any problem.
Now, such links are no longer recognized as links (and prefixing with /file/ or /link/ does not change anything for me).
[[file:./directory_name/filename][some description]]
If I prefix with /https/, the element is recognized as a link, but any dots are resolved to literal absolute pathnames.
[[https://directory_name/filename][some description]]
The solution by @dalanicolai works for me, but then, the source file is no longer normal and portable org-mode.
The plugin seems to otherwise be working great for me, including links to external websites, but I can't seem to get path handlers working. Any time I drop in an org link with syntax like
(or any such special link)
I get the error message
Do path handlers work with org mode?