How to link to an HTML file within a Markdown page bundle

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Hi there,
I am failing at the seemingly trivial task to link a html page in my hugo blog (I use the hugo-book theme ). I’d like to use the relref shortcode, which hopefully solves the problem, but I can find it either… Please enlighten me. See details under GitHub - openscopeproject/InteractiveHtmlBom: Interactive HTML BOM generation plugin for KiCad, EasyEDA, Eagle, Fusion360 and Allegro PCB designer

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your link points to the generation part…

maybe a working example of a generated “HTML” page will enlighten us.

the easiest way I guess would be to copy all that stuff to a folder in /static… just guessing

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I prefer page bundles, I’ve tried also the static folder but didnt work yet…

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i would say. give us something to play with…

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Sure,

it looks something like that: Interactive BOM for KiCAD

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With this content structure:

content/
├── p1/
│   ├── foo.html
│   └── index.md
└── _index.md

And this content/p1/index.md file:

+++
title = 'p1'
date = 2025-07-02T10:52:27-07:00
+++

[foo](foo.html)

You need to do this in your site config:

[contentTypes.'text/markdown']

See https://gohugo.io/configuration/content-types/.

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A pretty nasty work-around, copying the ibom to the correct folder did the work, but as said its pretty nasty and I would liike to have a better approach, linking other files like ltspice’s asc are not a problem, zip and tar.gz files either…

Maybe a js-script could solve this issue (?)

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I don’t understand. Are you saying that my previous response is a nasty workaround?

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Oh no, no. Definitly not!
I meant my approach of copying the file into the public folder is nasty. Maybe Ineed to adjust the static direcory so that it workd

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Ok not sure what was wrong before, but with that step in between I could sove it by moving it into /static - many thanks!

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