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References

Any reference in a Markdown document may use the annotated reference syntax to refer to a global logical anchors.

{{<name>}}

where name follows the name syntax for anchors.

A typical link, like the one above, looks like this:

[name syntax]({{name}})

Anchors

Anchors are just defined by using the reference syntax outside the Markdown reference syntax.

For example

{{my-chapter}}
# My Chapter

It might be placed anywhere in a markdown document, therefore, it is possible to link to any location, not only section headers.

If placed directly before or after a Markdown section heading (and the option --headings) is given, no explicit anchor is generated, but the Markdown anchor name is used for the references. This keeps the generated file viewable by Markdown viewers not able to work with anchors.