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Notes have very wonky URLs that cannot be guessed nor memorized. This makes it rather difficult to link to my other notes from within a note if all I know is the title.
It should be possible to autocomplete the link syntax if I know the title of the note.
Idea 1: Normal Link Syntax
When I type:
[some name](TITLE)
Then a dropdown of some sort appears listing the possible options. If one is selected, then the proper URL is filled in.
Idea 2: Custom Syntax
There's the possibility of custom syntax, like {@link title}. However, this might be prone to problems if the linked note is renamed.
Idea 3: Shorthand link syntax
When I type:
/notes
Then a dropdown of some sort appears listing the possible options. The end result is simply:
His brother is /notes/some-id-here.
But the parser converts this into: "His brother is Jacob Schmidt".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Notes have very wonky URLs that cannot be guessed nor memorized. This makes it rather difficult to link to my other notes from within a note if all I know is the title.
It should be possible to autocomplete the link syntax if I know the title of the note.
Idea 1: Normal Link Syntax
When I type:
Then a dropdown of some sort appears listing the possible options. If one is selected, then the proper URL is filled in.
Idea 2: Custom Syntax
There's the possibility of custom syntax, like
{@link title}
. However, this might be prone to problems if the linked note is renamed.Idea 3: Shorthand link syntax
When I type:
Then a dropdown of some sort appears listing the possible options. The end result is simply:
But the parser converts this into: "His brother is Jacob Schmidt".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: