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Hi, I don't know if this specific use case is something that only fits me, but I have notes related with a person, and sometimes I don't remember who is who, so I do a person note with their photo, information, etc.
So nowadays (without this extension) I usually mention people by [[Person]]...
So I'm wondering if there would be a possibility to generate some @[[Person]] mentions instead that would be considered mentions, and be links to a file all the same.
Alternatively, keep the mentions as they are, but allowing to create a note related the @person mention. idk if this makes sense..
Regards,
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I am looking for basically the exact same feature! (My Idea was, to have the @ sign as part of the note name so that typing @person would be turned into [[@person]].
For somebody who knows what they're doing, this would probably be a rather small change because as far as I understand, the current code wraps the mention in html tags (which remain invisible in Obsidian). For me, it would suffice to replace those tags with [[ and ]]. I believe this is the method that does the wrapping:
Hi, I don't know if this specific use case is something that only fits me, but I have notes related with a person, and sometimes I don't remember who is who, so I do a person note with their photo, information, etc.
So nowadays (without this extension) I usually mention people by [[Person]]...
So I'm wondering if there would be a possibility to generate some @[[Person]] mentions instead that would be considered mentions, and be links to a file all the same.
Alternatively, keep the mentions as they are, but allowing to create a note related the @person mention. idk if this makes sense..
Regards,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: