I want to have links inside my code blocks using GitHub flavored markdown.
```cpp
void Click ([Keycode](#keycode) key) const
```
Unfortunately, it renders that as code, anyway to make it a link instead?
Markdown syntax for a hyperlink is square brackets followed by parentheses. The square brackets hold the text, the parentheses hold the link.
Embedding Code in Markdown. If you're writing your code in markdown, the easiest way to embed snippets is to use "fenced code blocks", which also allows syntax highlighting. For examples in practice, see this assemble boilerplate for markdown projects, in particular take a look at the code in these templates.
To format a code block in Markdown, indent every line of the block by at least four spaces. An indented code block cannot interrupt a paragraph, so you must insert at least one blank line between a paragraph the indented code block that follows.
Press CTRL + SHIFT + P. Select Markdown: Create Table of Contents.
If its a short piece of code this should do the trick:
[`this is code`](https://this_is_url/)
As far as I know, the current instance of GitHub Flavored Markdown doesn't support this.
The all block is rendered with <div class="highlight highlight-html"><pre>... </pre></div>
, meaning your markdown link is not interpreted.
It would be best to place that link just before the code section (unless said section has dozens of similar links in your code).
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