Why are some links to relative Markdown files not working?

[zhumeishuai]

为什么会出现这种情况

[kamilkrzyskow]

Hello @zhumeishuai,
this is an English-only discussion board, so please communicate in English. Perhaps @W1ndys could point you to some kind of Chinese help forum if English isn't acceptable for you.

As for what I gathered from basic translations tools, I see you're asking about why the ..\.. path didn't work.
Check your console/terminal output, as it might show a warning with a hint. Maybe you added too many ../ or too little.

Personally I also wouldn't use Windows paths with \ dashes instead of /, which are standard for web browsing.

[W1ndys]

Chinese

@zhumeishuai
我认为 @kamilkrzyskow 说的没错，在Web站点中应该使用/而不是\

为此我刚刚测试成功了，请看我以下日志

我的目录层级

├─test1
│  ├─test1-1
│  │      test1-1-1.md
│  │      test1-1-2.md
│  │      
│  └─test1-2
│          test1-2.md
│
└─test2
        test2.md

我的test1-1-1.md

# 测试 1-1-1

[test1-1-2.md](test1-1-2.md)

[test1-2.md](../test1-2/test1-2.md)

[test2.md](../../test2/test2.md)

其他Markdown文件内容：

# 对应标题

test successful

总的来说就是，如果被插入的文件和主文件在同一个目录下，不需要任何/（例如test1-1-1.md），被插入的文件在主文件所在目录的同级目录下，需要带一层../（例如test1-2.md），被插入文件在主文件所在目录的所在目录的同级目录下，则需要加两层../（例如test2.md）

以上只是我的一些拙见，如有错误还望指正

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English

I think @kamilkrzyskow is right, we should use / instead of \ in the website

I just tested it successfully, please see my log below

My directory hierarchy

├─test1
│ ├─test1-1
│ │ test1-1-1.md
│ │ test1-1-2.md
│ │
│ └─test1-2
│ test1-2.md
│
└─test2
test2.md

My test1-1-1.md

# Test 1-1-1

[test1-1-2.md](test1-1-2.md)

[test1-2.md](../test1-2/test1-2.md)

[test2.md](../../test2/test2.md)

Other Markdown file contents:

# Corresponding title

test successful

In general, if the inserted file is in the same directory as the main file, no / is needed (e.g. test1-1-1.md). If the inserted file is in the same directory as the main file, it needs to have a layer of ../ (e.g. test1-2.md). If the inserted file is in the same directory as the main file, it needs to have two layers of ../ (e.g. test2.md).

The above are just some of my humble opinions. If there are any mistakes, please correct me.

[squidfunk]

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