Markdown: Links to markdown files in nested directories

Question

I created a Bitbucket wiki.

And I find an issue: how to make links to pages in nested folders?

I have a structure:

• one.md
• two.md
• dir1/
  • three.md
• dir2/
  • four.md

If I want to add on home wiki pages one or two, I will use

[[one]]  
[[two]]

But if I write something similar for other pages...

[[dir1/three]]  
[[dir2/four]]

nothing seems to be ok.

What is the correct symbol that separate folders in path to file?

What is the correct way for nested directories in markdown wiki?

Answer 1

Bitbucket doesn't recognize links of this type using the [[ ... ]] syntax. However, the full link syntax [link text](path/to/target) seems to work fine:

[three](dir1/three)
[four](dir2/four)

Answer 2

Maybe the following answer will help others?

I found that it also simple to create the structure as you go along by doing the following:

1. add something like a list of [[Wiki/Notes.md|notes]]
2. add == Table of contents ==
3. and add <<toc Wiki/ >> to generate the automatic table.

You have to use Creole markup for this to work.

When you now save and click on the link, you have a option to create the file automatically.

To get from the Readme.md file to the wiki use something like:

documented in the [Wiki](../../wiki/Home)

and to get from the wiki to the repository:

The files are all in the [[../src/|repository]].

regards

Answer 3

Bitbucket Wiki now supports cross-links such as [[Page1]]

Note that the links are case-sensitive.