I have a :start page that includes only the following markup:
{{section>:policies:company_documents&showheader}}
the the page it points to / includes content from contains this markup
[[:policies:company_documents|parent page]]
[[:meetings:start|dpo meetings]]
on the page company_documents the 2 links point to
https://docs.intranet.company.com/policies/company_document
and
https://docs.intranet.company.com/meetings/start
on the :start page where these links are displayed they point to
https://docs.intranet.company.com/policies/company/start#plugin_include__policies__company_documents
and
https://docs.intranet.company.com/meetings/start
The 2nd link to a separate page is consistent and works in both cases.
The first link isn't what I expected, which was a link through to the actual page who's content is being displayed on the start page.
I checked with this alternative include plugin syntax
{{page>:policies:company_documents&showheader}}
and got the same situation.
I've worked around it with the &link flag instead but this only allows me to change the header rather than embed the link to the included page in a descriptive sentence describing the use of the link.
{{page>:policies:company_documents&showheader&link}}
I thought I'd mention it here in case others have a similar issue.
