[Question] Is there a way to have relative links between written docs?

[nrudnyk]

As per title, is there a way to have relative links between written markdown?

e.g. I Have -- documentation: "guides/*.md" and I have the following files:

+-- guides
|   +-- Main.md
|   +-- Additional.md

and I want to reference Additional.md from Main.md. What is the proper way of doing that?
Or I should provide full relative html link which will be generated later?

[nrudnyk]

Also, I'm interested if the images can be used from custom assets directory (how to use it if possible), or maybe I can use custom theme, which includes custom-theme/assets/img/ folder, and which is accessible in generated html.

[johnfairh]

You can use markdown link syntax -- you need to see what jazzy is naming the .html version of your .md and link to that, eg. in Main.md, eg.

...see [additional docs](additional.html) for more.

For images/other resources you need to manually copy them into the docs directory; see that same markdown syntax page for how to link to images.

[nrudnyk]

ok, as I suspected, need to look the jazzy naming and use the end-result. Thanks.
(btw, that might be considered as feature somewhere in future, would be cool to use relative article naming)

Anyways. thanks for your time!

[johnfairh]

considered as feature

Agreed -- #775, #853.