Wikilink aliases and heading deep links
Bidirectional wikilinks enable granular associative connections between documents. Beyond basic note-to-note linking, Oyma supports linking to specific subheadings and creating custom display aliases.
Linking to specific note headings
To link directly to a section within another document, append a hash sign (#) followed by the heading text:
[[Infrastructure Architecture#Security Boundaries]]
When you click this link, Oyma opens Infrastructure Architecture.md and scrolls smoothly to the ## Security Boundaries heading.
Autocompleting headings
- In the editor, type
[[. - Select your target document from the suggestion list.
- Type
#. - A secondary popover lists every
#,##, and###heading in that file. Press Return to insert.
Piped aliases for natural prose
Link syntax can disrupt the grammatical flow of sentences if you must use the exact note filename. Use piped aliases to customize the visible link text:
Review the [[Quarterly Financial Performance Q3|Q3 financial report]] before the board meeting.
In live preview and read mode, this renders cleanly as:
Review the Q3 financial report before the board meeting.
Aliases configured via frontmatter
If a note frequently goes by an abbreviation, add an aliases array to its frontmatter:
---
aliases: [SCK, ScreenCaptureKit]
---
Typing [[SCK]] anywhere in your vault will automatically suggest this note and insert the appropriate link.
Related guides
- Master core linking in Linking and backlinks.
- Explore frontmatter in YAML frontmatter and metadata properties.
- Visual view in Graph view and knowledge visualization.
Questions
How do I link to a specific heading in another note?
Type `[[Note Name#Heading]]`. The autocomplete menu lists all headings in the target note as you type.
What syntax creates a custom link label?
Use the pipe symbol: `[[Target Note|Custom Display Text]]`.
What happens if I rename a heading in the target note?
Automatic link refactoring detects heading renames and updates references across your vault.