To provide interactivity, Ramus hijacks most links for its own use. To link between fragments, simply use a hash sign and its ID.
There are several kinds of links, set apart by custom values of the rel attribute:
Append links are the default, and simply append the destination fragment to the transcript:
<a href="#history">old-style Ramus</a>Continue links work the same way, except they first disable all the remaining links in the transcript, forcing a decision from the reader/player:
<a rel="continue" href="#chapter2">Chapter 2</a>Clear links delete the entire transcript so far instead, starting over visually as well:
<a rel="clear" href="#chapter2">Chapter 2</a>Reset links also clear the score, move counter and visit history:
<a rel="reset" href="#chapter2">Start over</a>(As of version 2.2, reset links don't clear variables set by the scripting language.)
Last but not least, external links point to other pages, so Ramus leaves them alone; adding target="_blank" is up to the author:
<a rel="external" href="http://author.com/">Homepage</a>Unlike the others, external links are actually part of the standard HTML link types.