Fix to add support for bookmarks (internal links)#447
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Adds support for internal bookmarks, so (for example) citations can be spread throughout a report (e.g. [1], [2]) and these can be linked to corresponding bookmark anchors in a final references section. New tests have been added to cover this feature. Here's how this looks in the README.md file:
LINKIncludes a hyperlink with the data resulting from evaluating a JavaScript snippet:
If the
labelis not specified, the URL is used as a label.To link to an internal bookmark (see
BOOKMARKbelow), use thebookmarkfield instead ofurl:BOOKMARKInserts a bookmark anchor at the current position, which can be targeted by internal
LINKcommands:Place this command inside a paragraph (e.g. a heading styled paragraph in your template). The argument is a JavaScript expression that evaluates to the bookmark name string. An internal link pointing to this bookmark can then be created with: