On any card you can click on the "Related" tab near the top-right corner of the card to see a variety of related cards. Because there are so many ways that cards can be related to each other, they are organized into subtabs. Some subtabs are always available, and others may be depending on what kind of card you are on.
Subtabs that always appear
- incoming — cards that link to or include this card; and cards that are tagged with this card
- outgoing — cards that this card links to or includes; and cards that this card is tagged with
- plusses — plus cards that this card is the left or right side of; and the other parts of those plus cards
- community — who has edited this card; who is watching the card; this card's +discussion card; and cards that this card is tagged with
Account subtab
- account — the roles that this account has, and cards that this account is watching or has edited (this subtab only appears on User cards, and any other cards associated with an account).
Custom subtabs
You can also add your own subtabs — see below.
Examples
The subtabs that appear on every card are listed (in order) in *related:
Here's the form that determines what appears on the "incoming" subtab:
[[_left+*linkers|What links to "{{_left|name}}" ?]]
{{_left+*linkers}}
[[_left+*includers|What includes "{{_left|name}}" ?]]
{{_left+*includers}}
[[_left+*tagged|What's tagged "{{_left|name}}" ?]]
{{_left+*tagged}}
Cards: *incoming+*right+*content, *incoming+*right, *incoming, *right, *content Last Editor: John Abbe
How To
To add a subtab to every card in your Wagn, add the name you want the subtab to have to *related, but add a star at the beginning. So if you wanted the subtab to be called "tags" you would enter "*tags". The order of the items in *related determines the order they have under Related.
To add a subtab to that will appear only on cards of a certain type, plus that Cardtype card to *related. So if you wanted a custom subtab called "skills" on User cards, you would create User+*related and enter "*skills" in it.
Constructing custom subtabs
As you can see from the example above, custom subtabs are just forms. You create a content right form from the card naming the subtab, i.e. in the User-specific case just described, the form would be "*skills+*right+*content".
In the context of this form, "_self" is the card someone will be on the Related tab of plussed to the name of the subtab, e.g., on the skills subtab of the Annie Lennox card, _self is "Annie Lennox+*skills". Thus you'll be using "_left" on the form to refer to the card whose relationships you're wanting to show.
Tips
1. To see a list of subtabs that appear on every card, add a Search card with this WQL:
{"left":{"left":{ "referred_to_by": "*related" }, "right":"*right"},
"right": "*content",
"sort": "name"
}2. If you add a subtab on all cards (say, for discussion), you might want to relabel "Related" to reflect that. You can't get rid of the "Related", but you can add something after it with some CSS like this:
.card-menu-left:after {
content: "& Discussion ";
}
Add +discussion
