Links and transclusion

Lar supports several link forms. Choose the lightest one that communicates what a reader needs.

Link an Object with a wikilink

Type [[ and start entering a title or alias. Choose an existing Object or create a Note from the unmatched text. The link renders as a Type-colored pill, and the source Object gains a system mention relation.

An unresolved title is shown as a dangling reference. Create or rename the target to resolve it. Use the modifier-click gesture shown by the app to navigate directly while editing.

Transclude Object content

Use ![[Title]] to include content from another Object, or ![[Title#section]] to target a section. Transclusion keeps the source Object authoritative; it is not a pasted copy.

Object-link and mirror blocks can also change their Display as mode through block actions, allowing a link or richer embedded representation where supported.

Reference one block

Use Lar’s block-reference action to point to a specific block. The reference resolves a snippet and supports navigation back to the source block. Prefer an Object or section link when that is stable enough for the reader.

Hover for context

Links in supported surfaces can show an Object hover card with its Type and selected properties. This lets you inspect the target without abandoning the current page.

Understand backlinks

Object links and typed relations feed backlinks. Plain title text does not; it appears under Unlinked mentions only when the full-text scan finds a likely match.

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