Create a note with YAML front matter like so:
---
title: Text Expanders
date: [[2020-05-31]] 1:04 PM
tags: #software-dev #obsidian
---
In edit view, I cannot follow links or open tags using ctrl+click or follow link hotkey
+1. Same setup and same bug as @sam.baron.
As we discussed, this is not a bug but a design desicion to be finalized.
The current idea is to use the YAML fronmatter for dev\plugins metadata.
Users should not really use the YAML metadata directly. If users want to use a frontmatter, they can do so outside the YAML block, i.e.
---
YAML metadata
---
your frontmatter
---
or
---
YAML metadata
---
# your frontmatter
bla bla bla
# main text
Wouldnât that turn the notes into Obsidian notes instead of completely freestanding notes?
And having had a quick think about it, Iâd rather Obsidian specific data to be in a database rather than contained in files I might want to use in other programs.
obsidian support use # to add tags, itâs nice feature.
I use front-matter like:
---
title:
date:
categories:
tags: #tag1 #tag2 #tag3
---
hope to parse # tags in the front-matter
For the latest public version 0.8.9, you can use the Templates plugin to insert the front-matter. Just enable the plugin, then add a templates file whose content is as followďź
-â
title:
date:
categories:
tags:
-â
when you want to create a new note , simply click âInsert templateâ to add the front-matter. The tags should work if they do exist.
And how could I set hidden the âyour frontmatterâ part in transcluded notes?
I mean, I would like to hide it like the Yaml frontmatter in transcluded notes, but I donât know if this is possible. The closest thing is this, but is for the Yaml frontmatter: Meta Post - Common CSS Hacks - #400 by Klaas
@AMGMNPLK: I donât know. Your best bet is to ask in Obsidianâs Discord css-themes channel.