Links with headers/anchors break

[JestDotty]

home.md

# Root

[a link](file/somwhere.md)

file/somwhere.md

# somewhere
- over the rainbow
# elsewhere
- idk

works nicely

but if you try this it doesn't...
home.md

# Root

[a link](file/somwhere.md#elsewhere)

It tries to make a file named somwhere.md#elsewhere when clicked

Similarly, [a link](#elsewhere) tries to make a file called #elsewhere.

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I am using this in the atom extension but I think it probably has to do with this project missing the feature.

[dundalek]

Thanks for the report, that makes sense.

We can probably strip out the part after hash in the case of [a link](file/somwhere.md#elsewhere). But where would you expect the link to point out in the case of [a link](#elsewhere)?

[JestDotty]

To be honest I'm kind of wondering if it could read the file but start at the anchor in both cases. But it's ultimately up to you, I just noticed it behaves oddly. (Also there could be an argument made of having arrows point to another existing node but probably is complex)

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[dundalek]

Having anchor to another specific node might be cool. However, probably more effort than I have time to put in. I will see what can be done when I find some time.