But I do not always need the search field. On windows, I can simply press to get rid of the search field. But this does not work on Android with the obsidian app.
Sure I could press the button of omnisearch at the right side of the bottom,
With a key binding, I can insert below the YAML block multiple search queries with regular expressions.
I started out here, then finished up here.
No need to use Omnisearch (which doesn’t handle regex, either).
Then I have a Dashboard canvas (sort of like a home page) which shows 6 DataViewjs queries.
One of them queries the whole of my vault for files that have transcluded sections but missing the tag containstransclusions):
```dataviewjs
// Define the regular expression for embedded content
const regex = new RegExp("!\\[\\[.*?#\\^.*?\\]\\]", "gi")
// Query all my pages and crawl their raw data content
const pages = await Promise.all(
dv.pages("")
.filter(page => !page.file.etags.includes("#containstransclusions"))
.map(async (page) => {
const content = await dv.io.load(page.file.path);
// Map pages to a custom object
return {
link: page.file.link,
count: (content.match(regex) || []).length
};
})
)
// Render the result table
dv.table(
[`Note`, `Missing tags`],
pages
.filter(p => p.count)
.sort((a, b) => b.count - a.count)
.map(p => [p.link, p.count])
);
```
Anybody running this will have all their files with embedded material on display as probably nobody will have the same tag as me.
