Use case or problem I’m trying to use Obsidian to browse and maintain a repository of related documents that link to each other in a way compatible with GitHub, Bitbucket, VS Code, and internal tools: ## This is an Internal Heading [This is a link to the internal heading](#this-is-an-internal-head…

mhmh… Then I might be mistaken. Might be because I recently started using “better markdown links” which makes Obsidian use standard markdown notation. Sorry for spreading wrong information! Then that’s my bad!

Use case or problem I use Markdown links (no Wikilinks) within my vault. I often create a TOC (Table of Content) to link to specific headings in the same file. I start typing [[, followed by # to see a list of headings in that file. These relative links work in general, but there are some cases when…

This would be a much appreciated feature, at the very least to remove the horrible percent encoding in header links. I regularly use obsidian for writing blog posts (Hugo, Zola) and documents (mdBook) and all of the parsers I’ve seen use nearly the same system of converting headers names into ids, …

I third this feature, as parsing between Github and Obsidian is inconsistent at this point. Next to ‘Strict linebreaks’ there may be room to provide an option for ‘Strict header parsing’ and/or ‘Header Bracket IDs’.

I’m having a related issue, and this solution might allow me to work around it at least. So +1 for me!

I would also really appreciate this feature. I use Obsidian for exporting documentation to DOCX format (using Pandoc), for converting to RTF. Word recognizes heading links using a dash, but not a space or encoded space (%20), so this feature would make the links in my notes also work in Obsidian.

I second this. It makes it more compatible with other Markdown engines like Kramdown (used by Jekyll).

I also agree. GitHub/Gitea/Gitlab compatible links would be great. Obsidian is a way better Markdown editor than most other solutions.

I agree, Obsidian is way better Markdown editor, and it really hurts that I can’t directly use it with github readme files with table of content. I would really appreciate this feature (even as an option) in Obsidian. Really hoping to see this feature soon InshaAllah~

Agree as well. I suppose having it be a config would be best, something like github style header links. Shame there aren’t any plugins to address this

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Support Markdown GitHub GFM style #kebab-case-heading-slug anchor targets

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