Document editor
Document embeds and table-embed status
Kition 0.1.41 can transclude Markdown documents, headings, and blocks, but it does not render `.kitable` views through the old query syntax.
Updated
By Kition Docs
Verified against Kition 0.1.41 (d3e1b931) on 2026-08-29
Embed Markdown content
Prefix a wikilink with ! to transclude a Markdown document, one heading section, or one block into the current editor. A standalone embed occupies a block; an embed mixed with other text is rendered inline as a full-width embed surface.
The embed is a rendered, sanitized view of the source document. Use its open-link action to navigate to the source for editing.
![[Project brief]]
![[Project brief#Risks]]
![[Project brief#^decision-1]]What the loader can read
The verified 0.1.41 embed loader lists only .md files and reads them with the workspace document API. Images, audio, video, and PDFs follow separate media rendering paths.
The loader does not parse .kitable data, table view IDs, filter query strings, projected fields, sort options, limits, or row identifiers.
Old table syntax is not supported
Heads up
The examples above are historical syntax, not a supported Kition 0.1.41 table-embed API. They will not produce the documented live .kitable grid or filtered view.
![[Tables/projects#active]]
![[Tables/projects?status=todo&limit=5]]
![[Tables/projects.row:a7f2]]Use links until table embeds ship
Link to a .kitable workspace item with an ordinary wikilink when a document needs to reference structured data. Open the table to inspect or edit its current records and views.
Do not rely on Cmd/Ctrl + E inline table editing, bidirectional embedded-view updates, or URL-style filter parameters; those controls are not part of the public 0.1.41 document editor.
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Wikilinks and backlinks
Link Markdown documents with verified target, alias, heading, and block syntax, then inspect explicit references in the backlinks panel.
Link documents and tables
Store a workspace Markdown path in `document_link`, link back to the Kitable with an ordinary wikilink, and understand the missing automatic sync guarantees.