Internal linking inside saved HTML files

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Originally submitted to Google Code by wei.jin.... on 15 Oct 2008

Need navigation to user keyword in robot html file.
Use anchor and href

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Originally submitted to Google Code by @pekkaklarck on 16 Oct 2008

Could you clarify this issue a bit, since it's not clear for me what kind of
navigation you mean? Navigation to resource files opened in the IDE should work in
the latest version, and the generated HTML files also have anchors for test cases and
user keywords.

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Originally submitted to Google Code by wei.jin.... on 16 Oct 2008

I have add a sample html case in attach

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Originally submitted to Google Code by @yanne on 20 Oct 2008

As far as I was able to understand, this means that we would generate links from user
keyword or variable names to the definition of these, if they are in the same file.
For example, instead of writing

<td>User Keyword</td>, we would do:

<td><a href=keyword_User_Keyword>User Keyword</></td>

and implement corresponding acnchors/Ids in the User Keyword table.

This is a decent idea, but it is only useful if you are viewing the HTML with
browser, and only if the suite is large. Thus it's priority will not be very high.

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Originally submitted to Google Code by ThomasKl... on 26 Aug 2009

I was about to create a similar request, I'll just attach it to this one:

I would love to see the "shortcut" link list that rebot generates when used for
generating documentation for a python library (e.g.
http://robotframework.googlecode.com/svn/tags/robotframework-2.1.1/doc/libraries/BuiltIn.html).
Just a quick list on links to all keywords ordered by alphabet.

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Originally submitted to Google Code by @yanne on 22 Sep 2009

These are good ideas, but since we also have other supported data formats, these
don't have very high priority.

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Originally submitted to Google Code by @pekkaklarck on 6 Nov 2012

Too much work compared to benefits.