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Suggestion where to place SIGNATURE in the front matter #366

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maikol-solis opened this issue May 20, 2024 · 7 comments
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Suggestion where to place SIGNATURE in the front matter #366

maikol-solis opened this issue May 20, 2024 · 7 comments

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@maikol-solis
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maikol-solis commented May 20, 2024

Hi Prot!

I'm an org-roam user which is trying denote, and so far, I like a lot.

My suggestion is to put the SIGNATURE in the subtitle of the front matter. I use it this way in org-roam and worked for me perfectly.

For example.

Markdown

---
title:      "My title"
subtitle:   "7a1"
date:       2024-05-14
tags:       []
identifier: "20240514T135224"
---

org-mode

#+title:      My title
#+subtitle:   7a1
#+date:       [2024-05-14 Tue 13:52]
#+filetags:   
#+identifier: 20240514T135224

WDYT?

Best.

@protesilaos
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protesilaos commented May 20, 2024 via email

@maikol-solis
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Thanks Prot. Fair enough. Yes, I agree that version 3.0 has a lot of exciting features to add a new one.

With respect to the subtitle, I normally use my notes as intermediate products before start drafting a real work. But I could understand that other could have other workflows.

Maybe I could tweak the capture functions to add the subtitles in my case.

Thanks.

Best.

@MirkoHernandez
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@maikol-solis Could you elaborate why there is a need to have the signature in the front-matter? I'm currently using denote-renamer-buffer-mode to display the signature along the title (If you just need a visual cue, this might be the solution).

Also, I've been using the package citar-denote which seamlessly is to be able to add entries to the front-matter. Maybe you could check that package's source.

@maikol-solis
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My main goal is to put the fogelzettel in the front matter. This helps me to identify where I am in my own zettelkasten. The citar-denote it's a good resource. I'll check it out.

@MirkoHernandez
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MirkoHernandez commented Jun 26, 2024

@maikol-solis denote-rename-buffer-mode can be used for that particular use case, it can display the signature in the modeline. Unless your are using unusually long signatures I think that it should work. Here is how to change the format to display the signature.

`(setq denote-rename-buffer-format  "%s %t")`

Edit: I forgot to mention that I created a minor mode for this particular use case denote-folgezettel.

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protesilaos commented Jun 26, 2024 via email

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But If the value is empty, I don't see a big issue. The user could just ignore it, or it can be rewritten with the already existing renaming functions.

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