fix: bad links and refs #57
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@willingc this pr fixes all of the red CI issues. and it will close the open issue about the red x too. CI breaking bugs me too 😆 |
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closes #53
this just cleans up all of the bad ref links throughout. the issue was
i created targets like this
On the share code page, I made a (share-code)= reference. But this becomes confusing when you have a page name that can be used in an index file tree within the dir that also has a reference with the same name! So that was the main issue that I hadn't considered.
once we merge this CI should be happy again (i think!).