I use markdown as a note taking tool to provide me with some colors and other such goodies. I do not use it to style web content. My workflow involves my files to all have a bunch of level 1 headings to denote sections, because I don't need a markdown title. My file name is a title. Also typing # is better than typing ##.
However as it stands now I cannot do [[filename]] that has a bunch of level 1 headings. With my workflow marksman forces me to do [[filename#heading]] else I get "ambiguous link to document" error. Thus I lose functionality.
It would be of great help if you could provide a configuration option that enables [[this]] to do dumb linking directly to files, regardless of their heading content.
I use markdown as a note taking tool to provide me with some colors and other such goodies. I do not use it to style web content. My workflow involves my files to all have a bunch of level 1 headings to denote sections, because I don't need a markdown title. My file name is a title. Also typing
#is better than typing##.However as it stands now I cannot do
[[filename]]that has a bunch of level 1 headings. With my workflow marksman forces me to do[[filename#heading]]else I get "ambiguous link to document" error. Thus I lose functionality.It would be of great help if you could provide a configuration option that enables
[[this]]to do dumb linking directly to files, regardless of their heading content.