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# {clipboard} Tags: #tag1 #tag2 Ref: [[]] {cursor}Content Source:

That is intentional. It should force you to not make ambiguous things that look like headings but are not headings. I use <!-- tags: #tag1 #tag2 -->, used to do tags = #tag1 #tag2.

# Tag Searches just one tag: #tag tag1 or tag2: #tag1 #tag2 tag1 and tag2: #tag1, #tag2 # A bit more complex tag1 but not tag2: #tag1, !#tag2 tag1 or any

* ctrl+. on a note ID, #tag, or citation key produces a markdown list of referencing notes in the next line

to have an (automatically updated) list of all #tags you use in your Zettelkasten and could easily insert them everywhere.

Is there a way to exclude tags from a search? Like !#tagname?

It is coming together. The first prototype gives a #tags and notes overview. Code is on github, requires python3; I didn't create standalone executables yet.

of notes. I am also thinking of adding a #tags and maybe even a cited sources section for finding relevant notes. #tags and citekeys within a note would also point to (include) referenced notes there

Aaaand inspired by the above, we can now do the same with citekeys that we can with note-links and #tags! So I guess it's time for another

As requested by @achamess we have a new feature (for the lazy ones among us ): Creating note overviews by #tag:

tags: #tag1 #tag2

<!--- tit: 201801011H040123 Some Title Here tag: #tag 1 #tag2 #tag3 ref: [[Reference Note 1]] [[Reference Note 2]] -->

#tag1 #tag2 #tag3 !#notthistag !#notthattag

A lot of punctuation, depending on the context, including brackets and parentheses so you can type foo (#bar) baz; also the backtick ` for code, and in some cases Markdown syntax characters like aster

# title tags = #tag1 #tag2 Text referencing a great article[^citekey]. <!-- References --> [^citekey]: Reference

#search #for #tags !#but !#not !#for !#these

results (think "sentence ending with a #tag.") That simple logic would need to be adapted to support colons followed by letters and numbers, etc. Just colon followed by (any) character woul

## Will link #tag-subtag #tag_subtag_subtag3 ## Will not link #tag|subtag #tag/subtag #tag;subtag #tag.subtag #tag:subtag

The #tag:subtag doesn't work in either The Archive or with Rene's SublimeText plugin, because, quite reasonably, the regexes involved miss the :. I'm currently doing stuff like #subs_out, which works

On the other hand, I use #tag format (like anybody else, I suppose) to group notes by theme (the subject being placed in the file name/title).