Thread: Markdown: Anchor inconsistency on Kindle & Sony
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Old 01-05-2012, 07:36 AM   #3
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Kovid's solution should work, or what about trying:

Code:
# Chapter 4
	
Blablabla...
	
# Chapter 5

<a name="anchorForChapter5"></a>

Blablabla...
So that the anchor is actually in chapter 5? This sort of anchor can be used more generally than just TOC entries.

If this skips the chapter header you could try:
Code:
# Chapter 4
	
Blablabla...
	
# <a name="anchorForChapter5"></a>Chapter 5

Blablabla...

I use calibre to convert markdown to ePub for a Sony reader and find that it does jump to the correct position of anchors within a page.
Last edited by Agama; 01-05-2012 at 01:50 PM. Reason: Typo
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