Obsidian plugin developed by XZSt4nce
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With Note Placeholder, you can add text that will be automatically inserted in place of the link in view mode.
- Go to the Obsidian settings
- Go to the "Community plugins" tab
- Enable community plugins (if not already enabled)
- Click the "Browse" button
- Enter "Note Placeholder" in the search and go to the plugin
- Click on "Install" and then on "Enable"
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You can add a placeholder for the note link by adding the placeholder
(if it has not been redefined in the settings) property to it.
So this:
Will be displayed (in view mode) like this:
You can disable the use of link names if the note has a placeholder
To do this, you need to set the Use link name instead of placeholder
setting to Always off
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In the settings, you can change the name of the property whose value will be used as a placeholder
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You can specify separator for a headers and a specific block by specifying the special header sep
Example 1:
Link in source mode:
Link in view mode:
Example 2:
Link in source mode:
Link in view mode:
Video example
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By default, to disable the use of placeholder, you need to specify !dp!'
as the link name if the value has not been changed in the settings
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- Placeholder property name : the name of the property, the text of which will be substituted for the link
- Use link name instead of placeholder
default on, but off when specified
: the placeholder will only be shown if the link name is not specifiedalways off
: the placeholder will always be shown instead of link name
- Text to disable placeholder : if you insert this text as the link name, the note name will be displayed (default:
!dp!
) - Default header separator : text between the placeholder and headers/block (default:
>
)
MIT License
If you find any bugs or have any feature requests, please report them on the GitHub Issues. Thank you!
Versions are controlled by the rule below.
- Version x.y.z
- x : increased when huge changes are made(ex. change of logic, etc.)
- y : increased when features are newly added or changed
- z : increased when bug fixes are made