InkStoneLinks and Embeds
Contents
Wiki-links
[[Note Title]] resolves to the published URL of the matching note:
Read more in [[Frontmatter Reference]].
Read more in Frontmatter Reference.
InkStone matches by slugified title, slugified filename, or the note's explicit
slug:frontmatter — whichever matches first.
Aliases
[[Note Title|Display Text]] shows custom link text while linking to the note:
See the [[Configuration Reference|config docs]] for all options.
See the config docs for all options.
Heading anchors
Link to a specific heading within a note by appending #Heading:
[[Markdown Features#Callouts]]
Renders as a link that scrolls directly to the Callouts section.
Block references
Append ^block-id at the end of any paragraph to give it a referenceable ID:
This is an important paragraph. ^important-para
Link to it from another note:
See [[Publishing Notes^important-para]] for details.
See Publishing Notes › important-para for details.
↑ This will send you to the Title resolution order paragraph of Publishing Notes page.
Note transclusion
![[Note Title]] embeds the full content of another published note inline:
![[Transcluded Note]]
InkStone lets you embed the full content of any note into another page using Obsidian's transclusion syntax: ![[Note Title]]. The embedded note renders inline, exactly as it would on its own page.
Why?
This makes it easy to reuse content across your site — write it once, transclude it anywhere. Changes to the source note are reflected everywhere it's embedded.
Embed a single section by adding a heading anchor:
![[Transcluded Note#Why?]]
This makes it easy to reuse content across your site — write it once, transclude it anywhere. Changes to the source note are reflected everywhere it's embedded.
Transclusion only works for notes that have website: true and exist in the same vault. References to unpublished or missing notes render as a broken-link placeholder.
Canvas and base embeds
InkStone also handles path-prefixed links that Obsidian's link picker generates, and strips __website / __featured markers and file extensions from both URLs and display text automatically — so [[blog/My Board__website.canvas|My Board__website]] renders as a clean link titled "My Board".