Wikilinks can be of special type called a “folgezettel”. They are created with a special variation of emanote link syntax.
Conceptually, a folgezettel link can be thought of as an arrow from a parent note to a descendent note.
Syntax
## A folgezettel link from another page to this one:
Here is the #[[source-note]]
## A folgezettel link from this page to another one:
Here is the [[target-note]]#Folder notes
By default, Emanote includes any directories in your note’s path as vertices in the folgezettel graph. This makes the folder note a folgezettel parent of the child note. The contents of a folder, likewise, become folgezetten children of the folder note. For eg., in foo/bar/qux.md, “foo” is a folgezettel parent of “bar”, and “bar” is a folgezettel parent of “qux”.
The top-level root folder is not considered a folgezettel by default, unless you specify it (as shown below). This is to support the use-case of the user having a flat list of notes without subdirectories, but connected through Folgezettel links.
This behavior can be configured. To turn it off on a per-folder basis, set the corresponding flag in your configuration to false as shown here:
emanote:
# Whether to automatically treat the contents of this
# folder note as its folgezettel children
folder-folgezettel: false
Put this configuration in foo.md if you want to disable folder folgezettel for just that folder note foo/. Put it in foo.yaml if you want to disable it for foo/ and all subfolders under it recursively. Put it in top-level index.yaml to disable it for all folders. See YAML configuration for more details.