Links

Full reference: Links
To create a link wrap it in either [[square]] or ((round)) brackets. The URL (or local page name) is separated from the caption by double equality signs (==) or, if there are none, by a space.

Caption can be omitted – in this case target page’s title is assigned or, when it’s a local cluster, that cluster’s index’ title (index.wiki).
In case there was an interwiki or an anchor component their value is taking instead.

• External link with a caption;
• External link to [google.com] – no explicit caption;
• Local link with a caption;
• Styles (square brackets, doesn’t matter);
• [google.com], Headings – anchor name is taken;
• Caption goes here; Line breaks – caption is omitted.

When addressing local pages "/", «.» and «..» are traditionally used to separate directories (we call them «clusters»), refer to current cluster and parent cluster correspondingly.

• Links – current cluster, with caption;
• Welcome – parent cluster, with caption;
• Welcome – root cluster, with caption;
• Paragraphs – you can combine them;
• Paragraphs – backslash (\) is an alias to forward slash (/);

Links to missing pages are highlighted unless they’re external.

Link caption can contain any formatting – as simple as Basic or as complex as Terms and code:

• The root;
• RTFM at last!;
• Some PHPecho 'code'; snippet.

See also

• How to address Interwiki;
• Defining and addressing Anchors;
• Link blending;
• Footnotes.