sphinx-anchormap
A Sphinx extension providing an anchormap directive for client-side
redirects of removed HTML anchors.
When a section or description is moved or removed, old #fragment
links out in the wild break silently. anchormap lets you declare
redirect entries next to the content; they are resolved at build time,
embedded in the page as JSON, and a small script redirects visitors
from the stale anchor to its new location.
Installation
pip install sphinx-anchormap
Then in conf.py:
extensions = [
"anchor_redirects",
]
Usage
Declare redirects in the document the old anchors used to live on:
.. anchormap::
removed-anchor: :ref:`new-target`
Each entry is old-html-fragment: target. The directive produces no output;
visiting the page with #removed-anchor in the URL redirects to the new
target instead.
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