Hyperlink to pluto notebook

When working with Julia, it is common to encounter situations where we need to create hyperlinks to Pluto notebooks. In this article, we will explore three different ways to solve this problem.

Solution 1: Using Markdown

One simple way to create a hyperlink to a Pluto notebook is by using Markdown syntax. We can use the Markdown link syntax to create a clickable link to the notebook. Here’s an example:

[Click here to open the Pluto notebook](https://example.com/notebook.pluto)

This will create a hyperlink with the text “Click here to open the Pluto notebook” that, when clicked, will open the specified Pluto notebook in a new tab.

Solution 2: Using HTML

If we prefer to use HTML instead of Markdown, we can achieve the same result by using the anchor tag. Here’s an example:

<a href="https://example.com/notebook.pluto">Click here to open the Pluto notebook</a>

This will create a hyperlink with the same text as in the previous solution, and it will also open the specified Pluto notebook in a new tab when clicked.

Solution 3: Using Julia’s HTMLString

If we want to dynamically generate the hyperlink using Julia code, we can use the HTMLString type provided by the HTML package. Here’s an example:

using HTML

notebook_url = "https://example.com/notebook.pluto"

link_text = "Click here to open the Pluto notebook"
html_link = HTMLString("<a href="$notebook_url"">$link_text</a>"")



            

    

            

            


        
            

            


        
            

            


        
            

            


        
            

            


        
    
    

            

            


        
            

            


        
            

            


        
            

            


        
            

            


        
    

                


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