Autolinking feature?

#1

Dokuwiki has an “autolinking” feature:

What is auto-linking

DokuWiki already automatically links camel-cased words. It will find a page with the same name, and turn your text into a link. The Autolink plugins take that a step further, allowing you to add links to specific pieces of text. For example, you could make it so that the word “Things” will link to mywiki:things, no matter where it’s found on your wiki.

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Anything similar on TW?

#2

This sounds very similar to the Freelinks (official) plugin.

#3

You can achieve effectively the same thing in tiddlywiki, where they are talking about Autolink plugins, we would be talking about wikitext and macros.

You could make a macro to emulate this behaviour.

Allowing you to add links to specific pieces of text the easiest way is to turn this piece into a tiddler,

  • using the excise tool in the editor makes it a seperate tiddler and its title is the reference to it.
  • In the my wiki tiddler you may excise something into the things tiddler, you could call it “things” or “mywiki:things” and reference it with [[mywiki:things]]
  • However there are so many ways to tackle this with TiddlyWiki out of the box
#4

In TiddlyWiki we call it “wikilinks” … If you copy the following code to tiddlywiki.com you’ll see the differences.

TiddlyWiki will create an "autolink"

[[Working with TiddlyWiki]] will create a link

That's the difference.

Also see: https://tiddlywiki.com/#Linking%20in%20WikiText