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Work with react-router's <Link> ?
See original GitHub issue<Link> will be broken (like <a> reload page) after glidify.
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@RoberMac is right, I also tried an it works that way. Should we submit a PR @jedrzejchalubek?
Simply put,
<Link>component actually is a<a>with attached event (likeonclick), butAnchorsmodule seems stopPropagation, so<Link>'s event handler may not be fired. I remove the line ofstopPropagationthen it works too.