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How to write an article that has internal link.


Beomyong Park
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Invision Community seems to automatically remove id or name property in html element.

Without id property, it seem not possible to put internal links in the same article.

 

ie, I would like to make it possible to write an article (or database record) like:

In this topic
<a href='#step1'>1. Registratio'</a>
<a href='#step2'>2. Installation</a>

...

<h2 id='step1'>1. Registration</h2>

....

<h2 id='step1'>2. Installation</h2>

....

But Invision community removes automatically:

id ='step1'

id='step2'

 

Can I get any help?

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Thanks Matt for your excellent advice, which is perfect. 

By the way, I am answering your question:

11 hours ago, Matt said:

How are you adding this HTML to the editor?

I had added Source Dialog plugin from CKEditor using Add Button. But now I see that I didn't have to do that because Invision community is smart enough to show(or add) the Source button when a user has permission to post HTML.

 

11 hours ago, Matt said:

Does your member group have permission to post HTML? All posts are cleaned to remove potentially breaking elements, but this is bypassed if you have permission to post HTML.

I did not know that. Thanks for your strong support.

On top of that, I also added Table of Contents plugin from CKEditor using Add Button and it works well under the permission. :happy:

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