Check what folder your templating system’s settings tab is using to find its templates. (I think the example vault uses Templater, so check for a settings tab with that name, towards the bottom of the list of settings pages.) Double-check that the meeting note template you were adjusting was in that folder? Your daily note template should also be in there: check for any mentions of your renamed customer folder, including inside code blocks!
Someone who knows this vault could give you more precise advice on what to change, but if you want to get started here are some suggestions for finding other things you need tp change:
- You’ll also need to change the name of the Customers folder in some of the JS scripts - I just randomly looked at “FinishMeeting.js” and it uses the emoji version of the Customers folder name. You’ll need to open the JS files in some other text editor; they won’t open in Obsidian.
- Finally, in the QuickAdd settings tab, you might need to change folder names in some of the individual QuickAdd actions. Even without knowing what precisely anything is doing, it should be easy to look through for the changed folder name and remove the emoji. Look for gear buttons in the list of actions, then also click Manage Macros, the Configure button on each macro, and look for gear buttons in the lists there.