Atomic notes, embeds & refs

The core idea of NOPE: every concept lives in its own small note. A chapter, a theorem, a table, a glossary term. A main document is little more than frontmatter plus ![[embeds]]:

---
title: "My Report"
toc: true
---

![[chapter-introduction]]

![[chapter-results]]

Each embedded note starts with a # Title heading and holds its own prose, figures and further embeds. Heading levels shift to the right depth automatically, so you never adjust them by hand.

Refs that number themselves

A plain [[wikilink]] becomes a real hyperlink in the PDF as soon as its target note is embedded somewhere in the document. What the link reads depends on the target's note type, declared by its latex-env frontmatter: a theorem resolves to "Theorem 1.1", a table to "Table 5", a figure to "Figure 2". Chapter refs read "Chapter 3" once numbersections: true is set, otherwise they stay a plain jump link. A ref to a note that is not embedded falls back to plain text, so you can link freely.

As [[thm-pythagorean-theorem]] shows, the sides relate quadratically.
See [[table-comparison]] for the variants.

Glossary and citations differ

A [[wikilink]] to a term or source note does not number itself. It resolves to a glossary entry or a citation instead. See Glossary and Citations.

Passive embeds

+[[Note]] exports exactly like ![[Note]] but stays a plain link in the editor. This keeps a main document with many embeds readable while writing.

See it all together

The complete test document pulls a dozen helper notes into one PDF: theorems, tables, figures, citations and a glossary.