If I read https://github.com/jethrokuan/org-roam/blob/b7afb02015a31a2cba02415ba863149ad7c0cee5/org-roam.el#L958 correctly, there is no particular ordering for the backlinks. It would be great to be able to configure it, for instance:

• most recently updated first (maybe this could be the default choice)
• oldest file first
• alphabetical order of title

Ideas:
Per default tags are in a line beneath the title. If I expand overview notes, it would be nice if the tags line is commented out -> I use Typora as my markdown editor for nearly everything. If tags are commented out the export of the expanded notes as a DOCX or PDF has a great advantage.
Also the same for note links in the text of the expanded notes.

With this features, the text is cl

Have neuron open 2011501 open the corresponding locally generated file 2011501.html. This could be used in editor support.

Just ran into this amazing idea/package, it would be great to have a video tutorial or something, does anyone know anything that kind of help?

I exported 1000 notes from cherrytree into html, converted them to .md, and added ids.
If I place them in the root folder, sublimeless_zf fails to add them when I try to autocomplete (with [[ ). Is there a database somewhere that needs to be refreshed?

What does sublimeless_zf do when creating a note, other than creating a file?

Thanks

With md-roam, [[wiki-link]] assumes that your target file is also a markdown file with the extension you specify -- you can have only one extension.

Maybe it should be possible to manually add an extension, like [[wiki-link.org]].

Hmmm... Need to think about this.

Is it possible to make a screencast of this plugin and its workflow in motion? Many thanks!

Topic View includes two spaces where scrolling occurs:

• Backlinks
• Text fields

As an aside, it might become the case that topic text fields are deprecated in favor of making all topic content come from journal entries.