Cross-references

Tests internal links, in-page anchors, footnotes, and numbered references to labelled equations, figures, tables, and theorems.

In-page links

Anchors below are defined with myst (label)= syntax. Each label can be linked with a plain markdown link to its hash:

• Jump to Section X

• Jump to Section Y

• Jump to Section Z

Section X

This section is the target of an in-page link.

Section Y

This section is the target of an in-page link.

Section Z

This section is the target of an in-page link.

Cross-page links

• Math fixture

• Code blocks fixture

• Admonitions fixture

External links

• QuantEcon

• jupyter-book

• Sphinx

Numbered equation reference

(3)\[ e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0 \]

Equation (3) is Euler’s identity.

Numbered figure reference

(See the figures page for figure cross-references via {numref}.)

Footnotes

This sentence has a footnote.[1] So does this one.[2] A third sentence with another footnote.[3]

The same footnote can be cited again later.[1]

Anchors and labels mixed

A subsection with an anchor

Linkable via its label.

Link styling in prose

When a paragraph contains several links next to each other, the theme’s underline + colour treatment should remain readable. Inline code next to a link and bold link text should also be visually distinct.

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[1] (1,2)

First footnote. Footnotes appear at the bottom of the page, numbered automatically.

[2]

Second footnote, with bold, italic, and inline code. Footnotes can span multiple lines as long as continuation lines are indented.

[3]

Third footnote, with a link inside.