Thank you. I will stay with your backend for now.
I have a problem with a published note. When itโs opened in browser with autotranslation, itโs autotranslated from source language back to this source language. When translating it changes some words and the result text is not the same as the original. The meaning of it can be hugely changed.
How to prevent autotranslation of a note from source language to source language? If I could modify tag I would do the following:
<html translate="no">
Any idea how can I do it in Share Note?
I was looking through previous posts to see if this was covered, sorry if I glazed over it.
Is sharing a PDF via the share notes plugin possible?
Share Note is for sharing your notes; itโs not a file-sharing service.
The correct way to share a PDF or any large file is to upload it to a proper file sharing service, and then link the shared file back into your note.
Is there a way to add the share_link
and share_updated
to a template, so that the encrypted link is generated by default for a note that uses that template?
Sure, you can put this at the end of any Templater template. It should fire after the template has completed and upload the active note (which I assume will be your newly created note).
<%*
setTimeout(() => {
app.plugins.plugins['share-note'].uploadNote()
}, 400)
-%>
@AlanG This worked EXACTLY as I hoped. Thank you so much for an accurate and quick response. Iโm really amazed at your responsiveness in this thread.
I wouldnโt want to remove accessibility by disabling translation.
According to this answer you can set a notranslate
class on your <html>
tag by adding a CSS snippet to your vault: