Consider the example below. Using \hyperref[hello]{go to hello} I can jump to last page but I cant find the way to hyperlink back to where I was (before i clicked) unless I scrolled back manually. My question is: Is there a way to jump to a hyperlink and jump back to the text in latex? Footnote seems to have that functionality by creating a little blue arrow next to the footnote. Is there anything similar for hyperlinks?
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage(hyperref)
\begin{document}
\SweaveOpts{concordance=TRUE}
\hyperref[hello]{go to hello}
\newpage
bla bla
\newpage
bla again
\newpage
hi
\label{hello}
\end{document}
htmldocument, as your title suggest? 2) Some pdf viewers (Adobe Reader, okular, etc.) have a "back" button. The shortcut in okular, for instance, isAlt+Shift+Left. But yo want to edit your document, right?