Defining a default URL prefix using markdown / django-wiki
Well, it looks like there is just such an extension for this in MarkDown (WikiLinkExtension - which takes a base_url parameter).
I've had to modify my copy of django-wiki to add a new setting to use it (submitted an upstream pull request for it too, since I suspect this will be useful to others). Kinda surprised django-wiki didn't have this support already built but there you go.
EDIT: Ok, it looks like this approach doesn't play nice with a hierarchical Wiki layout (which Django-wiki is designed for). I've cobbled together a hack that allows me to link to child pages of the current page, which is enough to be workable even if it's kind of limited.
I've got a Django app that I'm working on, with a wiki (powered by django-wiki) sitting under the wiki/ folder.
The problem I'm having is that if I create links using Markdown, they all direct to the root /, whereas I want any links generated from the markdown to go into the same subdirectory (under /wiki). The documentation doesn't appear to be particularly forthcoming on this (mainly directing me to to the source code, which so far has revealed nothing).
The other avenue I'm looking into is how to direct Markdown itself to prefix all links with a specified path fragment. Is there a Markdown extension or trick that might be useful for accomplishing this?