Wiki Links

Wiki links are the connective tissue of your knowledge base. MoreInfo supports two syntaxes and tracks all connections — including ones you haven't made explicitly yet.

Bracket Links

Wrap a note title in double square brackets:

See [[Project Roadmap]] for the full picture.

The link is live as soon as you type the closing ]]. Clicking it navigates to that note, creating a stub if it doesn't exist.

Autocomplete

While typing inside [[...]], MoreInfo shows a fuzzy-search autocomplete of all note titles in your datastore. Press ↑/↓ to navigate and Enter or space to confirm.

CamelCase Links

WikiWords — words with embedded capitals — are automatically recognised as links:

See ProjectRoadmap for the full picture.

No brackets needed. MoreInfo highlights the word and treats it as a link to a note with that title. While CamelCase can link to existing pages, CamelCase links cannot create new content. CamelCase links can be disabled per-datastore in Settings → Editor → CamelCase links if you prefer a cleaner editing experience.

Aliases

Aliases can be added to metadata. MoreInfo considers any aliases as identical to the page title. You can use aliases in wiki links or CamelCase explicit linking, and any unlinked page aliases will be listed in the References Widget.

Hover Preview

Hovering over any wiki link for half a second opens a small preview card showing the linked page's content and metadata — without navigating away from what you're writing.

• If the page exists, the card shows the page title, any custom metadata fields, and a rendered excerpt of the opening content.
• If the page does not exist yet, the card shows a New… link that creates the page immediately, the same as clicking the link.

Move the mouse down into the card to scroll or click. The card closes when the mouse leaves it.

References Widget

Pages that have links to them will show those links in the References Widget. There are two types of backlinks: "Linked References" include any explicit link (ie., bracketed wiki links, CamelCase) link to the page. "Unlinked References" include any time the title or any alias of the page exists in a full-text search of all wiki pages or journal pages.