# Glossary

One shared glossary for the docs. Link into it with an ordinary Markdown link
to this file plus the term's anchor, for example
`[minimap](GLOSSARY.md#minimap)` from a page in this folder, or
`[minimap](../GLOSSARY.md#minimap)` from a page one level down. Clicking the
link opens the entry in a bottom sheet over the page you are reading; it does
not navigate away.

## Minimap

The slim overview rail down the right edge of the reading view. It maps the
whole document to a single column so you can see structure at a glance and jump
by clicking.

## Frontmatter

Metadata at the top of a Markdown file inside a leading `--- ... ---` block.
Leaf reads it but does not show it in the rendered document.

## Bottom Sheet

A panel that slides up from the bottom of the reading view to show a glossary
entry without taking you away from the current document. Dismiss it with its
close button, by clicking outside it, with the Escape key, or by dragging the
grab bar at its top downwards.

## Slug

The anchor id made from a heading: `Bottom Sheet` becomes `#bottom-sheet`.
Glossary links target these slugs.

## Tab

One open document in Leaf. Each tab keeps its own Back/Forward history and
remembers where you had scrolled to.