#25

+1, vote it up.

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Way to exclude part of nested tags title in Graph view?
#26

+1 vote this up. Particularly useful for users coming from Bear

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#27

+1 This would be incredibly helpful. I was surprised when I found it wasn’t an existing feature. I had to completely overhaul my tagging system to reinstate order on Graph View, as I was unable to see clustering of notes based on their parent tags. At this point (for my uses) nested tags are nowhere near as useful as they could be, if they would give a more intuitive visual representation of connections. Of course this could and probably should be a toggle-able option, for flexibility in tag implementation.

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#28

Completely new to Obsidian - first day of using it. But definitely +1 to this!

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#29

Same around here +1

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#30

#metoo +1

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#31

+1 me three

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#32

Hi everyone,

+1 for me. This would be super helpful. I need nested tags a lot. But unfortunately this renders the graph view totally unusable :expressionless:

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#33

Have another upvote from me. This would seem to be rather the whole point of having nested tags. If you can’t use nested tags in the graph view, they lose the vast majority of their functionality. The whole point of tags is to group like things.

For example, I have the following tags: #Person/Work/Boss, #Person/Work/Co-worker, #Person/Relative, & #Person/Neighbor.

If all these people would clump near #Person, that would instantly organize my graph view immensely. As the groups (neighbors) and (bosses & co-workers) are generally unconnected to one another, having them automatically split out would again help me to see how the various groups of people are intertangled.

This is obviously a ridiculously simple example, but I believe it conveys the utility that this functionality would impart.

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#34

This feature would probably bring me back to obsidian.

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#35

This feature would probably bring me back to obsidian.+1

#36

I’m also interested in this feature.

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