my search-fu … kinda … no good. no idea how i missed that. will do, thanks ![]()
@flypenguin Would you mind if we merge these two requests?
you mean this request with the one linked above? who am I to argue here, as long as it’s done
– so sure, go ahead. (I mean, you have an internal bug tracker anyway, so what would be the consequence here? i don’t really get that … yet, again: go ahead
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Linking my FR that seems relevant to this one.
It also covers @flypenguin 's display request.
Would love to hear more use cases for different appearances.
+1
If we can also reference relations in other relations (+ object title) (without recursion) we can also finally have “programmatically created” titles, as needed for a good daily notes setup. E.g. date=2025-02-14 => title=Daily Note 2025-02-14
Or even better, we can reference FORMULA relations (as suggested by our lovely cat @lynxlove) and have note titles that automatically count up or similar. Note that this will only work once formulas get more advanced, since we need some sort of filter, as the inline relation should update live and is not baked in as with Obsidians (inferior) templating approach. (something like pageNumber=count(this.collection.children.filter(c => c.createdAt <= this.createdAt)), then reference pageNumber in the title)
If instead of manually adding tags to object, you could also #type #the_tag #you-want that would be very useful.
The way it could work is anytime “#” is typed before a word without a space after it to signify markdown heading, it could be automatically added to the tag relation of the object.
This would make tags with spaces tricky, so I don’t know how simple of an addition it would be when you consider that, which might be a downside but I personally would trade the space character for quick tagging. If there was an option to enable this while converting spaces in existing tags to “-” or “_” I would like that
what you mean is ‘‘inline tags’’ and there are already some requests ![]()
Much simpler, like some other software already do: Space are included in tags, until your make a double space to end the tag. Without any double space visible afterward as the cursor remove the extra space that define the end of a tag entry.
This is what I would like also:
I would like to display a property of a related linked page “inline” immediately after the text of the link to that page in a single text block.
It should look like this: ‘link to page’ (‘chosen property option’)
Example: I have a list of links to pages like Animals, Science, Nature, etc. I want after the links of this list to be displayed the rating and language property options of those objects.
Into #Block Editor v2.0?