Currently it’s manual, when you press the button it just makes (and opens) a blank note with a ZK UID as the title. If I could have an option to have all new notes automatically have a UID be added (to the begging or after “my text”) that’d solve it.
这个问题我在处理中。用Quicker软件就可以轻松解决。
I already do this by paragraph, not necessarily line thought, that seems a bit excessive. ( 
those are all lines, lol. I swear I have paragraphs too!)
An example of another program that does this is TiddlyWiki.
Those top 3 embeds on the page on the right all look like paragraph embeds without a header. What’s your method for that?
.markdown-embed h3, .markdown-embed h2, .markdown-embed h1 {
display:none !important;
}
If I want a title to display in my embed, then i just use h4
I can see this feature being very useful for myself, although I think I would want a couple of variations of this; one where the selected text is just replaced with a link to the new note and one where the selected text remains in the original note AND a new note is created with the selected text (perhaps with the option of including a link).
As also mentioned it would be useful to be able to show where the selected text came from if this was desired.
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For me the typical workflow is, that I add consecutively informations to a topic in a md. File and organize them there.
When the file gets to big, or a subtopic stands out, I create for it its own file with an link pointing to it.
In this way the notes grow organically and new notes are created when necessary.
To make this workflow even faster, the plug-in would convert the selected section (beginning with a heading and the hierarchy being conserved) to its own md. And creates a link pointing to the file at the place of the previous heading.
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oh, man, your first-time explanation makes me confused, in fact, you want make selected words a new file that you will name, and use the “quote” like “
Make it possible to refactor content out to an existing note, i.e. append selected text to an existing note.
To me, the ideal UX for this would replace your existing filename modal with something that emulates Obsidian’s “Open quick switcher” command: as you type a filename the vault is auto-searched for existing files to choose from, or press enter to create a new file. But whatever is easiest / makes better sense, I support.
I’ve been using it for a week and it works great. Thank you very much!
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what code should i use if i want the new note name will be the - original note name + the first line of the part i cut?
thank you
hi, with the note refactor plugin
what code should i use if i want the new note name will be the - original note name + the first line of the part i cut?
thank you