#1

Steps to reproduce

  • Type any list
  • Put a ^custom-id below the lists
  • try to search the custom-id which link to lists in the auto-complete link

Expected result

As Obsidian Release v0.9.6, Block Auto-Complete can search for a block-id. And it works for searching block-id which link to a complex block like a table. Thus, I think it’ll also work for block-id which link to lists.

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Actual result

Block auto-complete doesn’t show the block-id which link to complex lists when searched

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Environment

  • Operating system: Windows 10
  • Obsidian version: 0.9.6
#2

I don’t understand what you are trying to do.

#3

nvm, ok I got it

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#4

Don’t know if this was fixed, but it seems in Obsidian v0.10.7 it doesn’t work for me either (windows 10). On top of that the preview plugin shows the first line instead of the block I was linking to.