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There's a related feature, but it works the other way around, so it's worth being clear about the direction. Breadcrumbs has a Johnny.Decimal edge builder, but it's input-only: you name notes with the numeric prefix (e.g. So the specific ask here — automatically generating I'll leave this open as a feature request for auto-numbering an existing hierarchy, since that's genuinely not implemented. (Your tail question about "close siblings" is tracked separately in #309.) 🍞 |
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Breadcrumbs reads numbering to build hierarchy (the Johnny.Decimal builder: name a note That direction is an authoring/automation task rather than an edge-display feature, so it sits outside the plugin's core. Two ways to get it today:
Keeping the Johnny.Decimal flow one-directional (numbers → hierarchy) is intentional, so I'm closing this as resolved. Thanks for the suggestion! |
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Let's say I pick a node as the source/root node. It's children will be indexed as 1, 2, 3. Children of 1 will be indexed as 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, etc. Children of 1.1 will be indexed as 1.1.1, 1.1.2, 1.1.3, etc. Is there a way to automatically do that? Perhaps with the combination of the plugin Templater.
If I make the indexing more complicate, by identify that the children of 1 are 1.1a, 1.1b, 1.2, and occasionally there will be an "upgraded" version of a node, and it will be indexed by a plus, i.e. 1+, 1.1a+. I understand that these things need to be done manually, but is it possible to make the script assume that the indexing for the children of a node should be normal, before I manually edit it?
Related question: Is there a way to make "close siblings"?
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