Yukki Links and Attachments

Other than standard Markdown, which is documented next, Yukki also supports links like this:

[[ repository:/path/to/file.yukki | Link Label ]]

The repository part and the label are optional:

[[ /path/to/file.yukki ]]
[[ /path/to/file.yukki | Link Label ]]

If you omit the label, you can think of the link as the being the label. For example,

[[ This is a Link ]]

This will create a link to "This-is-a-Link.yukki" on the current page.

Pages in Yukki are organized in a folders where a ".yukki" can be used as a customized index for a given folder. If you want to link to files under a certain page, you can use the dot-slash ("./") to do that:

[[ ./Link to Subpage ]]
[[ ./Link to Subpage/Subpage Under That ]]

When slashes are used in links like this, only the last part will be put in the label.

After uploading an attachment, you can link to the attachment in a <img/> tag like this:

<img src="{{attachment:Image.jpg}}"/>