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I'm currently trying to publish an article on a Portal Page using Confluence.
Sometimes the page gets too big and I'm trying to create a link within the page and jump to that content.
I'm trying to make a page jump using "Copy link to heading". In Confluence, clicking on that content will take me to the linked content, but if I do the same on the portal page, I'll get "Not Found We are having trouble finding that. Check the details and try again." ..
How can I jump within a page on a portal page?
I'm trying to figure out the same thing
Essentially, I'd like to be able to create custom-header-ids in markdown like...
## Here is my Section Header {#mySectionHeaderID}
Then a bunch of stuff related to this section...blah blah
And some more stuff
<further down the imaginary page I'd want to put a link back to the previous section>
[Section Name to display](#mySectionHeaderID}
<which of course jumps the user back up to that section of the page>
not to mention these other features in Markdown...
: foot notes
: prettified links (where you don't put the link in line, but instead somewhere else in the page but it's not visible to the user)
I'm sure that I am missing many other great markdown features. I just don't know where to find out what features are supported in Jira/Bitbucket Issue templates.
I'd very much appreciate anyone pointing me in the write direction. Even if it's using HTML to achieve the desired result, which I haven't tested yet, but will report back.
Here's an example page that has a "custom-header-id" that takes you to what I'm describing
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