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How do I set anchors for the postman documentation?
I make the documentation for api, how to make a cross reference (named anchor) with markdown in postman?
Is there such a similar option?
Take me to <a href="#api"> rest api </a> ... <a name="api"> this is rest api </a>
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I make the documentation for api, how to make a cross reference (named anchor) with markdown in postman?
Is there such a similar option?
Take me to <a href="#api"> rest api </a> ... <a name="api"> this is rest api </a>
postman
edited Jul 15 '18 at 9:49
Pearly Spencer
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asked Jul 13 '18 at 9:18
NiraxNirax
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I make the documentation for api, how to make a cross reference (named anchor) with markdown in postman?
Is there such a similar option?
Take me to <a href="#api"> rest api </a> ... <a name="api"> this is rest api </a>
postman
edited Jul 15 '18 at 9:49
Pearly Spencer
12.1k173968
asked Jul 13 '18 at 9:18
NiraxNirax
64
I make the documentation for api, how to make a cross reference (named anchor) with markdown in postman?
Is there such a similar option?
Take me to <a href="#api"> rest api </a> ... <a name="api"> this is rest api </a>
postman
postman
edited Jul 15 '18 at 9:49
Pearly Spencer
12.1k173968
asked Jul 13 '18 at 9:18
NiraxNirax
64
edited Jul 15 '18 at 9:49
Pearly Spencer
12.1k173968
asked Jul 13 '18 at 9:18
NiraxNirax
64
edited Jul 15 '18 at 9:49
Pearly Spencer
12.1k173968
edited Jul 15 '18 at 9:49
Pearly Spencer
12.1k173968
edited Jul 15 '18 at 9:49
Pearly Spencer
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asked Jul 13 '18 at 9:18
NiraxNirax
64
asked Jul 13 '18 at 9:18
NiraxNirax
64
asked Jul 13 '18 at 9:18
NiraxNirax
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You could create an element with an id "api" in a collection/folder/request description, and then link it in another place like [rest api](#api)
If you want to link a folder or request, you should get the ID (from the documentation itself) and then using the same Markdown as before with the respective ID.
Note: Take into account that Postman Documentation doesn't provide (at this moment) a way to specify a custom ID for a folder or request, so in case you're trying to do that, the best you can do is create an element with an id at the top of the description and then linking to that new element. It will scroll to a point under the title, which may result in a poorer user experience.
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You could create an element with an id "api" in a collection/folder/request description, and then link it in another place like [rest api](#api)
If you want to link a folder or request, you should get the ID (from the documentation itself) and then using the same Markdown as before with the respective ID.
Note: Take into account that Postman Documentation doesn't provide (at this moment) a way to specify a custom ID for a folder or request, so in case you're trying to do that, the best you can do is create an element with an id at the top of the description and then linking to that new element. It will scroll to a point under the title, which may result in a poorer user experience.
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You could create an element with an id "api" in a collection/folder/request description, and then link it in another place like [rest api](#api)
If you want to link a folder or request, you should get the ID (from the documentation itself) and then using the same Markdown as before with the respective ID.
Note: Take into account that Postman Documentation doesn't provide (at this moment) a way to specify a custom ID for a folder or request, so in case you're trying to do that, the best you can do is create an element with an id at the top of the description and then linking to that new element. It will scroll to a point under the title, which may result in a poorer user experience.
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You could create an element with an id "api" in a collection/folder/request description, and then link it in another place like [rest api](#api)
If you want to link a folder or request, you should get the ID (from the documentation itself) and then using the same Markdown as before with the respective ID.
Note: Take into account that Postman Documentation doesn't provide (at this moment) a way to specify a custom ID for a folder or request, so in case you're trying to do that, the best you can do is create an element with an id at the top of the description and then linking to that new element. It will scroll to a point under the title, which may result in a poorer user experience.
answered Jan 2 at 15:06
Nicolas OrchowNicolas Orchow
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You could create an element with an id "api" in a collection/folder/request description, and then link it in another place like [rest api](#api)
If you want to link a folder or request, you should get the ID (from the documentation itself) and then using the same Markdown as before with the respective ID.
Note: Take into account that Postman Documentation doesn't provide (at this moment) a way to specify a custom ID for a folder or request, so in case you're trying to do that, the best you can do is create an element with an id at the top of the description and then linking to that new element. It will scroll to a point under the title, which may result in a poorer user experience.
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