Zettelkasten Forum

Hi, just a really idle pondering right now - but is there a tool / script that will 'read' a folder of markdown / files, identify those that contain a #tag (or, ideally, a number of tags in an AND sea

Thank you - helpful insights. I too need an ios solution - for now for reading I'm using notebooksapp (lovely experience although it tastes #tag and # header (with space) the same, and 1writer to a a

* Tags 3: Give the shortcut a name and run it. Change the tag name and run it a second time. Continue until you eliminate all the old #tags that you no longer need.

h1>, then the file won't be shown in the results even if it has no #tag. I'm surprised I may have found a corner case.

I do use tags and like them a lot. And as I tagged things, I became aware that sometimes there was the note for that tag, the main entry point. So I used a ##tag for that one to get quicker access to

# Title ID: [[202004241406]] Tags: #tag1 #tag2

[[2018091546]] #tags # Title (without UID)

# 201811241024 zettelkasten Tags: #zettelkasten #tag2

Roam does something similar in that tags are also notes. But in fact everything should be a proper note. This doesn’t mean that the tag couldn’t be displayed in the note as #tag (or, for my app, which

Zettel will have a "##Ü1" and "##tag". Outlines will have a "##Ü3" and "##tag" and/or "##projecttag".

Zettel will have a "##Ü1" and "##tag". Outlines will have a "##Ü3" and "##tag" and/or "##projecttag".

We could have a #tag: #awesome_dudes and tag Zettels 1111 and 2222 that way.

Sorry for the word salad. I want to add Finder tags to the .txt file which correspond to the #tags which appear in the text. nvUltra updates Finder tags to correspond to the textual tags. Would be

* Finally, b/c I keep the Biblio with it's Luhmann-esque contents of pagenumber/idea separately I can always refer again to it in the way Luhmann also did for his bibliographic ZK. These files do not

No. Only the Structure Zettel that deals with "##tag" gets the double-hash. The double hash allows me to distinguish between normal Zettel and the Zettel.

Yeah, you're right: when you type the tag, it works, but when you click a #tag link, it doesn't. Will look into this issue!

But I was wondering when do use #tags and when do you use [[wikis]] and if you see some problem on my approach?

a similar file for [[links]] as oppose to #tags? I'd love to see at a glance how often I have created connections to various notes.

Yeah, you're right: when you type the tag, it works, but when you click a #tag link, it doesn't. Will look into this issue!

The Archive is a great application. You've done terrific work.