In markdown you can make a link clickable using a certain syntax (you have GUI options that automated that or you can follow the syntax).This is great as it hides the ugliness of long urls behind a user friendly name. My question is: how can we do this in Google Docs comments? If that's not possible, is there a way to provide a relative link in Google Docs to the header (as opposed to showing the whole link)?i.e.
How to make links in Google Docs comments clickable
google documents;comments
Short answerInsert a full URL instead of just the fragment, like #heading=h.kue93nkjalicExplanationGoogle Comments automatically convert inserted full URL to links but it doesn't do the same for anchors. Google Comments use the same formatting than Google+ posts.*bold* _italic_-strikethrough-@name or +name to mention an userThere is no formatting option for URLs, so is you would like to avoid long URLs you should use a URL shortener.ReferencesAdd, edit, reply, or delete comments-Formatting options for commentsWhat are all the formatting options for a Google+ post?How do I format text, specifically text links, in Google+?