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Tags. A second way to cut the disc, alongside folders — same layout mechanism, fed a
different grouping, nested tags earning their own sub-wedge exactly the way a subfolder does.

Grouping by tag

The group list's heading is now a segmented control, Folders or Tags — switch and the
whole disc redraws, one hand erasing the old wedges while the other brings in the new ones,
with the links, the heat strip and the group list following the notes. A note's first listed
tag files it; a nested tag such as area/health nests as a sub-wedge of area, opened and
pushed out the same way a subfolder is. Untagged notes land in their own (untagged) bucket,
grey like (unlinked).

The disc cut by tag instead of by folder, a nested tag's twisty opened to reach its sub-tag, clicked to halo and push the sub-wedge out then let back down, folded away again, and the disc switched back to folders

  • Where a tag's wedge holds fewer notes than carry the tag, its row says so.
  • The grouping control takes the full panel's width now, split evenly between the two sides,
    each carrying its own count — instead of one shared count sitting above four buttons that
    used to read as one group.

Smaller things

  • The stats line now names the version that built the page, so a rebuilt-but-not-reloaded
    install in Obsidian doesn't read as a stuck bug.
  • The disc-to-window margin is half what it was.
  • The docs site has its own dark theme instead of GitHub Pages' generic default.

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2.5.0 — "Tags" — 2026-09-11

A second way to cut the disc: by tag instead of by folder. The group list's heading is now
a segmented control, Folders or Tags — switch and the whole disc redraws, one hand
erasing the old wedges while the other brings in the new ones, with the links, the heat strip
and the group list following the notes. A note's first listed tag files it; a nested tag such
as area/health nests as a sub-wedge of area, opened and pushed out exactly the way a
subfolder is — the same grouping-dimension mechanism underneath, just fed tags instead of
folder paths. Untagged notes land in their own (untagged) bucket, grey like (unlinked).

The disc cut by tag instead of by folder, a nested tag's twisty opened to reach its sub-tag, clicked to halo and push the sub-wedge out then let back down, folded away again, and the disc switched back to folders

Grouping by tag

  • Folders or Tags, a segmented control above the legend. The disc keeps its hub and its
    rings across the switch; nothing about walking a nested tag needed its own code.
  • Where a tag's wedge holds fewer notes than carry the tag, its row says so.
  • The grouping control takes the full panel's width now, split evenly between the two sides,
    each carrying its own count — instead of one shared count sitting above four buttons that
    used to read as one group.

Fixes

  • A frontmatter value containing a literal </script> could close the standalone export's own
    data script and run whatever followed it.     The exported data is escaped now, so this can't
    happen.
  • A folder literally named constructor or toString could crash the plugin, via an
    inherited property the planner mistook for its own. Fixed everywhere the layout keys a map by
    folder or tag name.

Also in this release

  • The stats line now names the version that built the page, so a rebuilt-but-not-reloaded
    install in Obsidian doesn't read as a stuck bug.
  • The disc-to-window margin is half what it was.
  • The docs site has its own dark theme instead of GitHub Pages' generic default.
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