Example Note links using Note Name

You have a note file some.note-1.md

Regular wiki link

To reference it as a link from your current note, use the note name:

[[some.note-1]]

Transclusion (Embedding Notes)

Transclusion lets you pull the content of one note directly into another. Instead of just linking to a note, the referenced note's content appears inline—as if you'd copy-pasted it, but it stays in sync with the source.

Example

Say you have a note called some.note-1.md with useful content you want to reuse.

To embed it in another note, use the ![[...]] syntax:

![[some.note-1]]

When you view the note, the full content of some.note-1 will appear right there.

Linking vs. Transclusion

Syntax	What it does
[[some.note-1]]	Creates a link to the note (click to navigate)
![[some.note-1]]	Embeds the note's content inline

Think of the ! as "inject this here."

You have a note file some.note-1.md

Fully qualified path

To specify the note in a particular vault (most useful when using multiple vaults), start the path from your workspace.

In this example, some.note-1.md lives at $YOUR_THORG_WORKSPACE/vault-1/some.note-1.md

[[vault-1/some.note-1]]