What I’m trying to do
To keep my Daily Note visually clean, I want to hide/un-hide some meta-bind-buttons depending on a CSS class or a property.
Things I have tried
AI, meta-bind help files, Dataview, HTML wrappers, and similar approaches.
I’m honestly getting desperate, because I spent the entire day yesterday trying (without success) to achieve the following:
In my Daily Note, I have a kind of “dashboard” made up of meta-bind-buttons, which I generate through my daily note template and use constantly (jump to yesterday, jump to tomorrow, etc.).
Now I’ve added an additional set of meta-bind-buttons that are linked to templates I use only occasionally. To keep my Daily Note visually clean, I want to hide these buttons and show or hide them depending on a CSS class or a property.
The relevant line looks like this:
BUTTON[template1, template2, template3]
The problem is: everything I’ve tried so far—also with the help of AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot—either doesn’t work or results in errors like [META_BIND_ERROR].
The only thing I’ve managed to get working so far was a solution using a callout, but I don’t want to use that for visual reasons.
AI has suggested various approaches, but all of them still lead to [Meta_Bind_Error].
I’ve also tried Dataview, HTML wrappers, and similar approaches.
I just can’t get it to work!
It really feels like there must be a way to either show or hide a single line of code that generates one or more buttons.
And I would be extremely grateful for any help that finally gets me past this issue.