aka Link to a heading on the same page or Link to sections on a page or Link to headings within the same document.

In Jekyll, if you want to include a link to a heading on the same page, you can use this method:

. . . refer to section [On a Workstation or On a Server](#on-a-workstation-or-on-a-server) . . .

Explanation:

Each heading gets an id reference based on the heading text. For example, if in your markdown (.md) document you have a heading

### On a Workstation or On a Server

when Jekyll converts the page into HTML, that heading becomes: [1]

<h3 id="on-a-workstation-or-on-a-server">On a Workstation or On a Server</h3>

So to link to it from within the same document:

Refer to section [On a Workstation or On a Server](#on-a-workstation-or-on-a-server)

If you prefer, you can assign it an explicit id:

### On a Workstation or On a Server]
{: #workstationorserver }

and link to it:

Refer to section [On a Workstation or On a Server](#workstationorserver)

References

jekyll markdown internal links

Footnotes

[1] For example, inside my Jekyll project, if one of my Markdown files (in _posts directory) is named 2024-05-01-tls-ssl-testing.md, go to root of your Jekyll project and search for the converted HTML file. It will be in _sites directory:

$ find . -name '*.html' | grep testing | grep tls
./_site/2024/05/01/tls-ssl-testing/index.html

$ grep "On a Workstation or On a Server" ./_site/2024/05/01/tls-ssl-testing/index.html
<h3 id="on-a-workstation-or-on-a-server">On a Workstation or On a Server</h3>