[[cardname]]
[[cardname | text]]
[[http://website.com | text ]]
[[/account/signup | text ]]
(autodetect)
- Leading and trailing whitespace is optional, so [[link|name]] is the same as [[ link | name ]].
- To actually show double brackets (for example in documentation), start with a backslash. So \[[Wagn News]] shows up as [[Wagn News]].
- Card links can use contextual names.
- You can also use nesting inside links to create contextual web addresses or to set contextual form content. However, it can cause problems to put inclusions inside the left side of named links. Inclusions on the right side of the pipe (|) generally don't cause problems. You can even put images there, doing things like [[ Philipp | ]].
- See links for examples.
To make a link to another card in Wagn, just put the link between double brackets. For example, [[Wagn]] gives you this link:
Wagn
You can even link to a card that doesn't exist yet. The link will show up red, and anyone can just click on it to create the card. So [[I don't exist]] results in:
I don't exist
Links to plus cards work the same way. [[Wagn 0.13+blog]] gets:
Wagn 0.13+Blog
If you want the text of the link to be different from the name of the card it's linking to, you use a vertical pipe after the link, followed by the text. So [[Aaron Nelson|IT hero]] shows up as:
IT hero
There is a great deal more power possible with Wagn's internal links. See web address for everything and setting default content with links.
Any web address you enter will automatically become a link:
http://grasscommons.org/
Again, if you want the text of the link to be different, you use double brackets and put a vertical pipe after the link, followed by the text. [[http://www.grasscommons.org|Grass Commons]] results in:
Grass Commons
If you want to use double brackets without creating a link (for example in documentation), put a backslash just before the double brackets. For example, \[[this isn't a link]] appears as:
[[this isn't a link]]