We are creating a knowledge base using markdown and would like to be able to navigate between the different pages using markdown links.

I want to be able to do like: [click this link](routerlink#./other%20document.md) or something like that and have it render as <a [routerLink]="['./other document.md']">click this link</a>

I can do that using the renderer, but Angular doesn't pick up the routerLink and bootstrap it. The link is unclickable.

This means that when I click links, the entire application reloads instead of using SPA routing.

Is there a way to do what I'm trying to do here? Can my documentation writers create links in our markdown documents?