Frontmatter arrays are not being recognized about obsidian_supercharged_links HOT 7 CLOSED

Hi, this should be fixed in 0.3.2 . Can you check this?

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This works for tags but not other front matter that uses this YAML array representation e.g

aliases:
- alias1
- alias2

This is only true when only when getFromInlineField is true because of this line

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Thanks for the quick edit! I have tested it in a new vault, as to ensure no other plugins are interfering, and while it does now colour everything it is not persistent. If I interact with the link, or rather just switch notes back and forth, the e.g. colour disappears.

links.css

[data-link-tags*="person"]{
    color: #ff6600 !important;
}

This works:

tags: [person]

This is not persistent:

tags:
  - person

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This works for tags but not other front matter that uses this YAML array representation e.g

aliases:
- alias1
- alias2

This is only true when only when getFromInlineField is true because of this line

Yes, you are right that the frontmatter parsing is different if you use inline fields. @mdelobelle wrote that part of the code, not sure if they can take a look at it? To me it seems best to just use obsidians cache to parse it.

EDIT: We should use Dataview to parse the inline fields instead of using a custom parser.

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@chi-wi is this the same problem as #43?

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@chi-wi is this the same problem as #43?

No, doesn't seem to be. Moved "person"-files into different folders, tags in "my" array form (multiple lines) are not persistent, and colour doesn't come back. Folders don't play a role. (Not using mobile.)

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It's working now! Thank you for the fix :)

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