quartz/docs/plugins/StackedPages.md

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StackedPages	plugin/component

Andy Matuschak-style stacked pages (sliding panes). Clicking internal links opens pages side by side in a horizontal stack, allowing you to trace your path through your notes. Each pane shows a full page and can be individually scrolled or closed.

Note

For information on how to add, remove or configure plugins, see the configuration#Plugins page.

Usage

Once enabled, clicking any internal link on a page opens the linked page as a new pane to the right instead of navigating away. The URL updates with a #stacked=slug1,slug2 hash encoding your current stack, so you can share or bookmark a specific trail of pages.

Stacked pages are disabled on mobile by default (below 800px) since horizontal panning doesn't work well on small screens. On mobile, links navigate normally.

Interactions

• Click a link: Opens the target page in a new pane to the right. If the maximum number of panes is reached, the leftmost pane is removed.
• Close a pane: Click the × button in the pane header to remove it from the stack.
• Collapsed spines: When panes overflow the viewport, earlier panes collapse to a thin vertical spine showing the page title. Click a spine to bring that pane back into focus.
• Browser back/forward: The full stack state is stored in the URL hash and integrated with browser history, so back/forward navigation works as expected.

Configuration

This plugin accepts the following configuration options:

• paneWidth: Width of each stacked pane in pixels. Defaults to 640.
• maxPanes: Maximum number of panes visible at once. Defaults to 5.
• enableOnMobile: Whether to enable stacked pages on mobile devices. Defaults to false.
• mobileBreakpoint: Viewport width (in pixels) below which the mobile behavior applies. Matches the Quartz mobile breakpoint. Defaults to 800.
• showSpines: Whether to show collapsed spine headers when panes overflow. Defaults to true.
• animateTransitions: Whether to animate pane open/close transitions. Defaults to true.

Default options

- source: github:quartz-community/stacked-pages
  enabled: true
  layout:
    position: afterBody
    priority: 50
    display: all
  options:
    paneWidth: 640
    maxPanes: 5
    enableOnMobile: false
    mobileBreakpoint: 800
    showSpines: true
    animateTransitions: true

API

• Category: Component
• Function name: ExternalPlugin.StackedPages().
• Source: quartz-community/stacked-pages
• Install: npx quartz plugin add github:quartz-community/stacked-pages