Great to see this rolled out in the latest update.
Just wanted to flag that markdown links using an alias (ie. "[[Surname, Name|Name]])" are showing up as "Surname, Name|Name" in Morgen. It would be great if tasks would show only the alias ("Name").
Luke Barnard
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Oct 2, 2024
Corinne thanks for letting us know
Justin
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Sep 24, 2024
Why would this make any sense? (Serious, what is the use case and how will it impact functionality for other users.)
If you encode wiki links into a task that helps with context in Obsidian. Also helps with navigation when working on that task.
The use case needs to be sure only to remove links on the Morgen side, but not harm the value they deliver in Obsidian. That's a lot of extra work.
You control the cross reference in Obsidian, stop using wiki links if you don't like them.
Paul T
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Sep 24, 2024
Justin I'm pretty sure this just has to do with how the tasks look in Morgen. It is a bit off-putting to see [[ link text blah blah ]] in the task list in Morgen. Filtering out [[ ]] would be a nice touch on the Morgen side to make things more readable.
Not using wiki links is not really an option IMO in this case.
Justin
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Sep 24, 2024
Paul T Good point. The request didn't have much context. I use wiki links to cluster key concepts around a task. If it's only in the display at Morgen I can survive.
However, Morgen does a great job rendering HTML. I can click those links to drill down. I'd rather have the wiki links open the original task in Obsidian than be removed.
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Oct 1, 2024
Corinne
Sep 30, 2024
Great to see this rolled out in the latest update.
Just wanted to flag that markdown links using an alias (ie. "[[Surname, Name|Name]])" are showing up as "Surname, Name|Name" in Morgen. It would be great if tasks would show only the alias ("Name").
Luke Barnard
Oct 2, 2024
Corinne thanks for letting us know
Justin
Sep 24, 2024
Why would this make any sense? (Serious, what is the use case and how will it impact functionality for other users.)
If you encode wiki links into a task that helps with context in Obsidian. Also helps with navigation when working on that task.
The use case needs to be sure only to remove links on the Morgen side, but not harm the value they deliver in Obsidian. That's a lot of extra work.
You control the cross reference in Obsidian, stop using wiki links if you don't like them.
Paul T
Sep 24, 2024
Justin I'm pretty sure this just has to do with how the tasks look in Morgen. It is a bit off-putting to see [[ link text blah blah ]] in the task list in Morgen. Filtering out
[[ ]]would be a nice touch on the Morgen side to make things more readable.Not using wiki links is not really an option IMO in this case.
Justin
Sep 24, 2024
Paul T Good point. The request didn't have much context. I use wiki links to cluster key concepts around a task. If it's only in the display at Morgen I can survive.
However, Morgen does a great job rendering HTML. I can click those links to drill down. I'd rather have the wiki links open the original task in Obsidian than be removed.
Sep 23, 2024