Link Filter, and Separate Display and Forces

Use case or problem

Distinguish different links

[[a]], [[a#b]], and [[a#^c]] have different levels of relationship. Often,
it’s undesirable for the Graph View to display ID link lines, or even heading links.

For example,
if a file records an event, and line ^c mentions person d, d file uses [[a#^c]] to understand the details. but person d did not participate in event a, resulting in redundant link lines in the Graph View.

This is not convenient to check.

Proposed solutio n

Graph View should be able to selectively show/hide [[a#b]] and [[a#^c]] link lines.

Also, Display, Forces, and color should be set independently for [[a#b]] and [[a#^c]] link lines.

Furthermore,
Groups provide settings for link line color (including transparency).

You can also exclude a link from a Graph View by using a format like ‘[[a]]{noGraph}’.

Current workaround (optiona l)

No. In cases of strong Graph View demand, the id link must be abandoned.

Related feature requests (option al )

Also, it can be exclude a link from the Graph View by using a format like ‘[[a]]{noGraph}’.

There is a workaround.

  • markdown attributes Plugin
[a](){.internal-link href=test4pandoc}  
[a](){.internal-link data-href=test4pandoc}  
[a](){.internal-link data-href=test4pandoc#^7ae37e}

FakeLink already supports directly rendering ‘a#b’ and ‘a#^c’ as links, making writing this most convenient. However, you cannot customize the link name, and the rendering effect is unattractive.