View Structure of Nested Tags on Graph

[dkowalski]

Use case or problem

Nested Tags creates a structure. Now each of element is shown as a separate tag. It’s not help to discover connections based on them.

Eg.

#TAGROOT
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1a
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1a/SUBLEVEL1a
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1a/SUBLEVEL1b
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1a/SUBLEVEL1c
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1b
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1b/SUBLEVEL1a
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1b/SUBLEVEL1b
#TAGROOT/LEVEL1a/SUBLEVEL1c

Proposed solution

I would like to have a view where a root of nested tag is connected with his childrens and each child with another one.

#TAGROOT -> LEVEL1a -> SUBLEVEL1a
-> SUBLEVEL1b
-> SUBLEVEL1c
-> LEVEL1b -> SUBLEVEL1a
-> SUBLEVEL1b
-> SUBLEVEL1c

Additionally it would be fantastic to be able to fold/unfild each level of tags and show connection to selected level.

e.g.

I would like to see all notes connected to a root nested tag:

#TAGROOT -> connected to all notes where it is used

I would like to see all notes connected to a first level of nested tag:

#TAGROOT -> LEVEL1a
-> LEVEL1b

Current workaround (optional)

no

Related feature requests (optional)

no

[I-d-as]

This sounds helpful but I am not sure I am understanding completely, so excuse my possible misunderstanding in this following workaround suggestion.

Could you try setting embedded search queries within a note set to a side pane?

If so, but you are requesting this for ease of use and improved interface, I understand and support that. Just thought I would mention this in case it is at all of benefit. This has me back interested in nested tags.

Thanks.

[dkowalski]

@I-d-as

Could you try setting embedded search queries within a note set to a side pane?

Embedded searches are great. Whan I know to find it’s easy to use them. To discover new information or relations Graph is a better tool . I am using Embeded Search , you can see it there:

(Un) Fold all nested tags

This tree grows fast because I create a productivity system. For example, one of my main nested tree: #F2F -> a container for notes connected with my coworkers #F2F/NAME/ -> coworker name #F2F/NAME/ -> questions or issues to discuss with someone #F2F/NAME/-> obeservation about someone #F2F/NAME/-> task assigned for someone (without a date to be done) #F2F/NAME//Y/21 -> task assigned for someone, to be done during a year the 21 #F2F/NAME//M/21/01 -> ta…

According to the case described in the mentioned scenario, it is hard to find which my coworker is the best - which get the biggest number of positive feedback.

Now I’ll get a messy graph with a mix of tags: questions , negative feedback , tasks , observations , CR from the meetings and finally positive feedback (because each note can have any of them inside a content)

When I’ll have an option to show only:

#F2F/(*.)//

I’ll be able to see clusters around some of them and I’ll be able to easily see and discover who is a winner.