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Internal linking allows you to create connections between different parts of your document, making it easier to navigate and organize your writing.
Creating Links
You can create links to:
- Sections (chapters, scenes)
- Reference notes
- Any part of your document
To create a link:
- Select the text you want to make into a link
- Use the formatting menu or press
⌘ + K
- Choose “Link to Section/Note”
- Select your destination from the list
Quick Navigation
Once you’ve created links, you can:
- Click any link to jump to that location
- Use
⌘ + P to see all linked sections
- Navigate back with
⌘ + [
Use Cases
Internal linking is perfect for:
- Cross-referencing between chapters
- Connecting story elements to research notes
- Creating a table of contents
- Building story bibles and wikis
- Organizing character relationships
Tips
- Use descriptive link text to make navigation easier
- Create a central index of important references
- Link related concepts bidirectionally
- Use links in your notes to connect research to your story
