Christian Moe <[email protected]> writes: > Khalid Rafi <[email protected]> writes: > >> How should I write relative links in Org mode so that it exports >> properly in Markdown? For example, to generate [install Emacs on >> Android](/en/install-emacs-on-android) in Markdown, what should I >> write in Org? I tried [install Emacs on Android] >> (/en/install-emacs-on-android), but it generates [install Emacs on >> Android](file:///en/install-emacs-on-android) in Markdown. > > Perhaps I'm missing something here, but I think there are two problems: > > First, that's not a relative link: the initial slash is the root > directory. I assume `en' does not actually lie there (together with bin, > boot, dev, etc). If `en' is a subdirectory of the directory that > contains the document that contains the link, you should either prefix > the slash with a dot (`./') or drop > the slash and use `file:en'.
This is in the context of blogging. I omitted my base URL which is https://blog.khalidrafi.tech/ and only added the later parts of the URL. Thus, it's a relative link. So, I need that particular output in the resulting Markdown. -- Khalid Rafi Sent with Emacs
