Character, place and note pages
A page is a file in characters/, places/, notes/, or the folder of one of the book’s own kinds of pages. The folder says what it is.
---title: Bea Halmiaka: [Aunt Bea, Bea]tags: [Part Two – main, Varga family]---Ilka's aunt, who stayed in Marrow when everyone else left.
## Relationships
- Aunt of [Ilka](ilka.md)- Waits at [the Ferry Landing](../places/ferry-landing.md)
## HabitsCounts the trees aloud. Never sits with her back to the river.titleis the page’s name. Without one, the first#heading names it, then the file name, so pages written in any app work as they are.akalists other names; searching for any of them finds the page.tagslists your tags, written as you say them, spaces included. Tags that differ only in capitals or spacing are the same tag. Changing a page’s tags in Plot Device rewrites only this line.- The first paragraph is the description. Everything after it is the details.
- Links to other pages are ordinary Markdown links. Plot Device also reads Obsidian’s
[[Bea]]links, but never writes them.
Relationships
Section titled “Relationships”A heading called Relationships (or קשרים, at any level) holds a list. Each item with a link is one relationship: the words say what it is, the link says with whom. The words can go anywhere: [Noël](noel.md)'s rival works too. Items without a link are kept as written, and nested items are details of the item above.
A relationship goes one way. Plot Device shows it on the other page under “Linked from”, and never writes it into that page.
Plot Device never rewrites a page to fit. Renaming it changes only its title; changing its tags changes only its tags line; adding, rewording or removing a relationship changes only that item, and the first one adds the heading after the description.