Proper way of linking?

[iPanini]

Hi,
What am I trying to do? For study purposes I am trying to kind of copy a study-book.

• I created a folder (title of the book)
• within this folder are my notes
• I start out with a ToC note, this copies the book hierarchy (but without the page numbering)

Then I start out with a section (on a note) using hashtags to build my structure, e.g.
'## 1
'### 1.1
'## 2
'###2.2
You get the idea

Now I would like to have these so called chapters / section items of my ToC linked to the corresponding “## headers” in my notes.
(my idea would be to use a single note per chapter)

I’ve read in the docs that using '#^ should be used to link to sections or blocks, but in my case this does not seem to work. What am I missing?
(to be clear the links would link between the note containing the ToC and the headers or sections on other notes)

[iPanini]

Ok - How to use links AND markup or HEADINGS (html headings)?

[rigmarole]

@iPanini

I’ve read in the docs that using '#^ should be used to link to sections or blocks, but in my case this does not seem to work. What am I missing?

Well, can you show the syntax you are trying to use?

Put it inside triple backticks, so we can see the markdown. Like this:

```
[[How to Take Smart Notes#Highlights]]
```

When you’re typing a link, it should auto-complete. Then after the link, you type #, and it should also give you an auto-complete search for your headers. Or ^ for a block link.