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Currently, when I use @today, a link [[10-16-2022]] is inserted.
This presents an inconvenience, as my daily notes are inside a folder, Daily/.
I can change the Date format option in the plugin settings to [Daily/]YYYY-MM-DD (square brackets escape literal text in moment.js)... but then @today instead produces the link come out as [[Daily/10-16-2022]], which while correct, looks awkward when inserted into documents.
Proposal:
Add a distinct option below Add dates as link? named Link date format, which is inserted as the display text for the automatically created links.
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Hey @DylanLukes I see you marked this as resolved. Did you find a solution that worked for you?
I don't see a "Link Date Format" field in the plugin settings, and it looks like others are looking for something similar (here and #122).
If you found a workaround or scripted something, can you point me in the right direction so I can try to emulate it?
Edit: Nevermind! After a bit more reading I found we can accomplish this like so.
For example, if you have this folder structure: daily/2023/Januaray/23-Monday.md use Date Format: [daily]/YYYY/MMMM/DD-dddd|YYYY-MM-DD, which will link properly into your daily directory while displaying as the pattern presented after the |.
What's Happening:
Currently, when I use
@today
, a link[[10-16-2022]]
is inserted.This presents an inconvenience, as my daily notes are inside a folder,
Daily/
.I can change the Date format option in the plugin settings to
[Daily/]YYYY-MM-DD
(square brackets escape literal text inmoment.js
)... but then@today
instead produces the link come out as[[Daily/10-16-2022]]
, which while correct, looks awkward when inserted into documents.Proposal:
Add a distinct option below Add dates as link? named Link date format, which is inserted as the display text for the automatically created links.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: