Closed lingelbachmb closed 7 months ago
As a currently possible workaround:
Since https://github.com/April-Gras/obsidian-auto-timelines/releases/tag/0.12.2 you can force the body to stop using the end of body tag
You can edit that tag in the settings
but by default it's set to %%aat-event-end-of-body%%
I updated to the latest and adding %%aat-event-end-of-body%%
at the end of each block works to force it to stop scanning further for now. Thanks.
Describe the bug When using inline events within the same note, events after another event are picking up the subsequent event's text
To Reproduce Put something like this in a note: `%%aat-inline-event aat-event-start-date: 54 aat-event-end-date: true aat-render-enabled: true timelines: [inline-events] %% This is the first inline event text.
Same goes with pictures.
%%aat-inline-event aat-event-start-date: 76 aat-render-enabled: true aat-event-title: This inline event has a overriden title aat-event-picture: https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1541781774459-bb2af2f05b55 timelines: [inline-events] %%
Second event text`
Then add a render on another note `
`
and it shows the first event with text from event 2, while event 2 just shows event 2. They both show the entire note though on hover.
Expected behavior Event 1 shows all text until it hits another inline event. I am not sure if this worked a different way before, but hovering the event would be ideal to show the location of the vent, instead of the note from the top.
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