I\'ve written a load of technical documentation in Markdown. I chose to use this for versioning and so we can view in on GitHub.
We now need to share this with external
I don't know with which type of links you have problems (inline links, reference links, HTML links, image links, automatic links...), but you can try to use Pandoc:
pandoc *.md -o result.pdf
This will convert all files with the *.md
file extension to a single pdf.
I use named anchor tags in my markdown document. And I make links to these names. For example,
<a name="#1-overview"></a>
##1. Overview
......
Reference: [1. Overview](#1-overview)
Then I use Typora to open the markdown document and export it to PDF. The resulting PDF preserves these internal links properly.
NO!!! You really don't have to do this!!! Simply " cat *.md > allpages.md " (you may want to organize the order manually or setup each file in a proper name to let cat work) then open the allpages.md then choose print / export in any markdown editor!!!!
You don't have to install ANYTHING!!!!