Downrank uncreated files?
szfkamil opened this issue · 1 comments
Hey @szfkamil priority adjustment for unresolved
files are not displayed in the settings initially, but it can be added in the plugin's data.json
file. So by modifying the json file you could add adjustment for unresolved, after which it would show up in the settings panel. If you're comfortable editing a plain text json file, do the following:
- Close Obsidian
- Make a backup copy of the plugin's
data.json
file - Open the
data.json
file in a text editor - Search for the keyword
matchPriorityAdjustments
, there should only be one match - You'll want to add to this key a value for
unresolved
By default, it might look something like this:
"matchPriorityAdjustments": {
"isOpenInEditor": 0,
"isBookmarked": 0,
"isRecent": 0,
"file": 0,
"alias": 0,
"h1": 0
},
Add a new line after the matchPriorityAdjustments
line so that when you're done, it to look like this:
"matchPriorityAdjustments": {
"unresolved": 0,
"isOpenInEditor": 0,
"isBookmarked": 0,
"isRecent": 0,
"file": 0,
"alias": 0,
"h1": 0
},
Notice there's now a new line after matchPriorityAdjustments
that says unresolved
. Save the data.json file, restart Obsidian, and now you should see a slider for "Unresolved filenames" in the settings panel which should do what you want.