Binder-style stacked pages: every page you open is added as a tab, and the tabs are shown as strips beside the page content, like the tabs of a ring binder. Pages you came from sit on the left of the current page, pages you went back from on the right, so you can retrace your path through your notes.
Note
For information on how to add, remove or configure plugins, see the Configuration page.
Usage
Once enabled, navigation works as usual: links are not intercepted, so heading anchors, popover previews and SPA Routing keep working. After each navigation the page is added as a tab right after the current one (or, if it already has a tab, that tab becomes current). The binder appears once there are at least two tabs.
The tabs are kept in the browser’s sessionStorage: they survive reloads and navigation within the tab, but are not part of the URL and are not shared between browser tabs.
Below mobileBreakpoint (800px by default) the binder is hidden.
Interactions
- Click a tab: navigates to that page.
- Close a tab: click its × button. Closing the current tab navigates to the nearest remaining one.
- Tab limit: with more than
maxTabstabs, the oldest tab furthest from the current one is dropped.
Configuration
This plugin accepts the following configuration options:
maxTabs: Maximum number of tabs kept. Defaults to8.mobileBreakpoint: Viewport width (in pixels) below which the binder is hidden. Defaults to800.showSpines: Whether to draw the coloured spine accent on each tab. Defaults totrue.animateTransitions: Accepted, but currently has no effect. Defaults totrue.
Default options
The default config has a disabled entry for this plugin. Set enabled: true to use it:
- source: "@quartz-community/stacked-pages"
enabled: true
options:
maxTabs: 8
mobileBreakpoint: 800
showSpines: true
layout:
position: afterBody
priority: 50
display: allAPI
- Category: Component
- Function name:
ExternalPlugin.StackedPages(). - Source:
quartz-community/stacked-pages - Install:
npx quartz plugin add @quartz-community/stacked-pages