- Added the ability to use alias style links to anchors withing the current page, e.g.: `[[my-anchor]]`. - Added support for page icons in link aliases, thank you joapuiib for your [contribution](https://github.com/EddyLuten/mkdocs-alias-plugin/pull/15)! - Added support for using the key `alias` and/or `aliases` for defining page aliases in meta sections. - Changed verbose mode to now also generates a tab-delimited log file containing each alias in the wiki.
(re-published this release due to version mismatch on PyPI)
0.8.1
**Bug Fix:** fixes a bug where annotations would break older versions of Python 3. Bug report: [9](https://github.com/EddyLuten/mkdocs-alias-plugin/issues/9).
0.8.0
This release adds functionality to replace the titles of aliases containing anchors with the text of the heading that defines them. Enable this feature by setting the plugin option `use_anchor_titles` to true. Feature request: 8
0.7.1
**Bug Fix:** fixes a bug where any alias with the word "text" would break the plugin due to faulty logic. Reported in [7](https://github.com/EddyLuten/mkdocs-alias-plugin/issues/7)
0.7.0
Removed support for the `use_relative_link` option introduced in issue 3. As of 1.5.0, MkDocs prefers relative links to absolute links, which were the default of this package before. As of this version, all alias links generated are relative to the file they were linked from.
0.6.0
This release adds support for page anchors in aliases, as reported in 6.