Same-level, sub-folder links, don't resolve properly

[davestewart]

I'm finding that relative links don't resolve properly in subfolders.

Take this directory structure:

+- docs
    +- foo
        +- bar.md
        +- baz.md

If I'm in /#/foo/bar then click to navigate to baz:

Click to go to the [baz](baz.md) page.

The HTML link renders like this:

Click to go to the <a href="#/baz"> page

It should be:

Click to go to the <a href="#/foo/baz"> page

I've also tried with history mode, but I get:

<a href="/baz">

I've also tried changing the basePath configuration but no luck.

The only way I have managed to get this to work is with absolute paths:

// within /foo/bar.md

[baz](/foo/baz.md)

Have I missed something?

Thanks!

[FrancesCoronel]

Would love to see this as I'm having issues with a current project I'm working on because the paths are broken.

[FrancesCoronel]

@QingWei-Li Is there a temporary workaround for this in the meantime - similar to #451?

[SidVal]

Mmm @davestewart did you try this #451 (comment) ?

[upupming]

As far as I can see, docsify treats all links as absolute links and we have to use absolute links, really not efficient 😢

[stale]

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[Evidlo]

I believe this is solved by seting relativePath in your config.

https://docsify.js.org/#/configuration?id=relativepath

[jhildenbiddle]

Bug acknowledged. Tracking with #1891.