marcusolsson/obsidian-projects

Tags are not showing up properly initially

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What happened?

I am bringing in readings for my PhD comps from zotero to Obsidian, and projects has been great with organizing my lit notes. With that said, I noticed that the tags appeared differently (and correctly) in a note that I was just working in. All my other tags appear as text (e.g.: #text #idea), while those in the document that I was editing appeared more stylized and inside a pill. Even better, when I clicked on these tags in the table view, I got a plus icon.

With that said, I have a kanban board that I created filters for where the I selected tags, but the actual tag looked like text and was not encapsulated in a pill. After I edited the tags in my one document it appears that I had introduced a "a proper tag" and when I went to edit the filer, it only filtered out tags that were encapsulated and no longer filtered tags that looked like text.

I have edited the tags in a few documents and it seems that I need to either add or delete a tag in order for them to appear "encapsulated/stylized" in projects. Just clicking on the tags field or trying to add the same tag does not do anything(I think this is an obsidian thing since if the tag is already in the tag properties field it tuns red).

Thanks!

What did you expect to happen?

Projects to process tags.

How can we reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?

Import tags from another source (like zotero) into a document.
Create a query in projects using select tags
Create filters in kanban view using tags
Open a file and either add or delete one tag
Try and change the filters for the tag
-Tags will look different (be encapsulated) and will perform differently than #tag as text

Anything else we need to know?

  • The initial tag that I used to import the document appears to still work as the documents that I have changed are still in my projects table.

Thanks for your help!

Plugin version

1.17.4

Obsidian version

v1.6.7

OS

macOS