Hello, Sébastien Brisard <sebastien.bris...@m4x.org> writes:
> Oh really? It does work, though. I use this feature on my blog to link > to bibrefs that are in another page. Links like > > [[file:../pages/references.org::#TARI2008][Tariel et al., 2008]] > > get exported correctly. Only, the HTML target name is orgtargetXX. > Which means that if I add a new bibliographic reference in the > references.org file, I need to reexport the whole website, rather than > the pages that have changed. > > But, if I understand correctly, I should not be using this kind of > links anyway? If you do, you're on your own. We cannot ensure this will always work. > Yeah, I have explored a solution using custom IDs. They don't work > with lists, though (I use description lists for my references). Then I > need to define every new bib entry as a header. It's doable, and if > you confirm that what I do at the moment should not be working at all, > then I will switch to this option. You could insert your own targets with #+HTML or @@html:...@@ directives, e.g., #+HTML: <a id="myid"></a> Text Another option is to implement `org-latex-prefer-user-labels' for HTML back-end, if you want to. Regards, -- Nicolas Goaziou
