What's in your TaskNotes template ? #246
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@digitaldoctors That's very useful, thanks. I'm also tinkering with MetaData Menu, which enables you to access those fields by clicking an icon on the tab title. Obsidian has a rich set of tools for utilising new plugins like TaskNotes. I'm curious why you have "next" as a priority. How does that work for you? |
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It's what I am supposed to do next. Update: My Meta Bind "buttons" (to update YAML frontmatter successfully work on iOS) And attaching audio recordings on iOS synchs perfectly over screen.garden |
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@digitaldoctors Do you use a cssclass to hide properties in reading mode in order to get the view in your first post above? |
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I added some Meta Bind dropdown menus to easily update priority and status - WITHOUT needing to even open the YAML frontmatter to access the properties. In fact, you don't even need to be in EDITing mode.
You need to have Meta Bind plugin installed to do this
here is the contents on my tasknotes template:
`Details: {{details}}
priority:
INPUT[inlineSelect(option(next), option(high), option(normal), option(low)):priority]status:
INPUT[inlineSelect(option(requested), option(declined), option(accpeted), option(in-progress), option(paused), option(done)):status]Notes:
`
EDIT: sorry, the code textbox here is bad. any ideas how to make it more copy-paste-able ?
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