By naming your files using raw title (and indicating the slug in YAML meta), you get the best of both worlds for example, If you rename a file, there exists tools (the vscode-memo extension does this automatically) to automatically rewrite the wiki-links as well.īut if you change the markdown title that would be tricky to achieve, depending on how much of a fuzzy match you do on resolving wiki-links. I would consider linking by filename to be more futureproof than linking by title, because the former is strict by definition, while the latter can be fuzzy. If Emanote is going to support that, I might use it although I'm not sure how future proof that is. I actually really like linking by the title, it's very clean and I don't have to use the pipe which means wikilinks would work in tables. It would be nice, since file names are random and won't collide, if I could just use the filename so that links won't break if I rearrange the folders in the future.
After the name is highlighted, type out a new name, and press Enter to save the changes. Select the file with a single click, pause for a second, and then click one more time. It seems I have to have a path for Zk to match it. Fire up File Explorer by pressing Windows+E, and navigate to a directory with either a file or folder to rename.
Nvalt change file name without breaking links full#
I was under the impression this would match still off of the full path notes/z5mj and find it with just the file name. I am surprised that I in Emanote I can do ] and the link works, but Zk doesn't find it. The first bullet is what I get with link-format = "]" as you describe to use the path from root. What do you know, running the right version does wonders. I would be grateful if you could try it out to check out if it works for you. Only title and path are available in this template, so I think we also need a variable with the path relative to the root of the notebook, to generate Neuron compatible links. Use this in your zk config to generate wiki links with the target note title: Not the note body, as it might give too much false positive.
Note that the search is only done in the file path and the note title. For example, you can match the note with title "Creating a new note" with the link ]. This saves many issues once files are in Vault however, sometimes causes i. As a default setting we maintain the admin setting 'Enforce Unique File Names'. My company currently uses Vault for drawing management. This can be used to create user friendly links that are less likely to break when changing the target note title. I also have a version of this posted in the Inventor Ideas for a fix through Inventor. So you can use several keywords present in a note title, or even use the available search operators (AND, OR, NOT, prefixes, etc.)
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