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gitbook-plugin-reflinks

v1.0.1

Published

GitBook plugin for creating reference links

Readme

GitBook Plugin: Reflinks

A GitBook plugin that enhances content references with beautiful, interactive link blocks.

Features

  • Transforms content-ref blocks into styled reference links
  • Automatically extracts titles from referenced markdown files
  • Modern, responsive design with hover effects
  • Supports both local markdown files and external URLs

Installation

Add the plugin to your book.json:

{
  "plugins": ["reflinks"]
}

Then install the plugin:

gitbook install

Usage

Basic Syntax

{% content-ref href="path/to/file.md" %}
Optional custom text
{% endcontent-ref %}

Examples

  1. Reference a local markdown file:
{% content-ref href="getting-started.md" %}
{% endcontent-ref %}
  1. Reference with custom text:
{% content-ref href="https://example.com" %}
Click here to learn more
{% endcontent-ref %}
  1. Reference with URL parameter:
{% content-ref url="https://example.com" %}
{% endcontent-ref %}

Styling

The plugin automatically applies a modern, responsive design to all reference links with:

  • Clean, minimal layout
  • Hover effects
  • Chevron icon indicator
  • Consistent spacing and padding
  • Responsive design for all screen sizes

Configuration

The plugin supports the following configuration in book.json:

{
  "pluginsConfig": {
    "reflinks": {
      "title": "Reference"  // Optional: Custom title for reference section
    }
  }
}

License

MIT © CPBox