def processInternalLinks(self, package, html):
"""
take care of any internal links which are in the form of::
href="exe-node:Home:Topic:etc#Anchor"
For this SinglePage Export, go ahead and keep the #Anchor portion,
but remove the 'exe-node:Home:Topic:etc', since it is all
exported into the same file.
"""
return common.renderInternalLinkNodeAnchor(package, html)
def processInternalLinks(self, package, html):
"""
take care of any internal links which are in the form of::
href="exe-node:Home:Topic:etc#Anchor"
For this SinglePage Export, go ahead and keep the #Anchor portion,
but remove the 'exe-node:Home:Topic:etc', since it is all
exported into the same file.
"""
return common.renderInternalLinkNodeAnchor(package, html)
def processInternalLinks(package, html):
"""
take care of any internal links which are in the form of::
href="exe-node:Home:Topic:etc#Anchor"
For this SinglePage Export, go ahead and keep the #Anchor portion,
but remove the 'exe-node:Home:Topic:etc', since it is all
exported into the same file.
Keep the links to the elp file (if the elp file exists).
"""
html = common.enableLinksToElp(package, html)
return common.renderInternalLinkNodeAnchor(package, html)
def processInternalLinks(package, html):
"""
take care of any internal links which are in the form of::
href="exe-node:Home:Topic:etc#Anchor"
For this SinglePage Export, go ahead and keep the #Anchor portion,
but remove the 'exe-node:Home:Topic:etc', since it is all
exported into the same file.
Keep the links to the elp file (if the elp file exists).
"""
html = common.enableLinksToElp(package, html)
return common.renderInternalLinkNodeAnchor(package, html)