Support for file download

[str3216]

Support for file download

[str3216]

Works like a charm - thanks man, you rock!

Awesome project by the way!

[secure-77]

If you host the file extern (like on an external server) then you can easy provide the link to this file via a markdown http(s) link

[str3216]

Whow, fast response, thanx for the workaround :)

However, I'd rather have all my templates and stuff within the obsidian vault and push them via git to the internal nginx. Thus, I have everything in one place and version control for my templates.

[secure-77]

You can adjust the supported extensions in the following lines:

Perlite/perlite/content.php

Lines 88 to 95 in d100137

	$replaces = '<a class="internal-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="'.$path .'/'.'\\2">\\3</a>';
	$pattern = array('/(\!?\[\[)(.*?.pdf)\|(.*)(\]\])/');
	$content = preg_replace($pattern, $replaces ,$content);
	// pdf links without Alias
	$replaces = '<a class="internal-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="'.$path .'/'.'\\2">\\2</a>';
	$pattern = array('/(\!?\[\[)(.*?.pdf)(\]\])/');
	$content = preg_replace($pattern, $replaces ,$content);

you need to replace (.*?.pdf) with something like this (.*?.(pdf|docx|ppx))
and also \\2 with \\2\\3

If this works I can add some more extensions into the next release