When printing rendered Markdown into a PDF in StackEdit, links to section titles may be inadvertently prefixed with the StackEdit URL.
The document contains an internal (#) link to one of its own titles.
[Title](#title_reference)
StackEdit adds its URL, "https://stackedit.io/", to the reference link when it is rendered.
This causes the link in the printed PDF file to be something like https://stackedit.io/app#title_reference.
After printing the document and openning the PDF file with a PDF reader, (such as Okular) the reference link points to the StackEdit URL instead of the actual document title.
Is there a way to prevent StackEdit from adding its URL to the link to enhance compatibility with PDF readers?
When printing rendered Markdown into a PDF in StackEdit, links to section titles may be inadvertently prefixed with the StackEdit URL.
The document contains an internal (#) link to one of its own titles.
StackEdit adds its URL, "https://stackedit.io/", to the reference link when it is rendered.
This causes the link in the printed PDF file to be something like
https://stackedit.io/app#title_reference.After printing the document and openning the PDF file with a PDF reader, (such as Okular) the reference link points to the StackEdit URL instead of the actual document title.
Is there a way to prevent StackEdit from adding its URL to the link to enhance compatibility with PDF readers?