When you use an insane internal link (it gets expanded exactly to the sane equivalent:so we see that the
<>
) such as in:<Internal links> are awesome.
which renders as:
Internal links are awesome.
\x[Internal links]{magic} are alwasome
\x
magic
argument gets added. It is that argument that for example adds the missing -
, and removes the pluralization to find the correct ID internal-link
. For more details, see the documentation of the \x
magic
argument.Like other insane constructs, insane internal links are exactly equivalent to the sane version, so you can just add other arguments after the construct, e.g.:which gets converted to exact the same as the sane:
<Internal links>{full} are awesome.
which renders as:
Section "Internal link" are awesome.
\x[internal-link]{full} are awesome.
which renders as:
Section "Internal link" are awesome.