Too many common variable, creating a new name is troublesome

[ryanjamurphy]

I’m not sure I understand your first question. Do you mean absolute and relative paths, like discussed here?

Allow links to use relative file paths for cross-platform compatibility

I’d love to have the ability to use relative file paths in my links. While Obsidian sort of supports [[foldername/filename]], it doesn’t support [[…/foldername/filename]] to indicate that you’ve gone up a directory and then down into a different subdirectory. Instead, Obsidian just intelligently realizes where “foldername” lives and goes there. But other platforms aren’t smart enough to make that leap, and I think allowing relative file paths as an option could be really useful for portabilit…

Your second request is commonly called aliasing and has been previously requested:

Aliases for note names

It would be useful to link to the same file in different ways. On top of the regular [[File Name|Other Name to Display]] notation, it would be great to have some kind of aliasing. For example: [[Economics]] and [[economics]] would link to the same file without the need to add the extra “|Other Name” thing. Another example: [[GTD]] and [[Getting Things Done]]. The benefit of using aliasing is related to consistency. Users relying on bcklinks and unlinked references would benefit greatly from th…