Link to header created by dataviewjs
See original GitHub issueWhere is any way to create link to header that was created in dataviewjs? Something like this:
file1.md:
[[file1.md#header]] <- Unable to find section #header in file1.md
``` dataviewjs
dv.header(1,'header')
```
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Yes and no 😃 I create page with info of every frontmatter key of every page in vault and that page have TOC created via dataviewjs.
Maybe code will be more clear:
Dataview headers are not “real” headers and can’t be linked to (since they directly render to your view, and are not Markdown).