First of all. Thanks for your work. It helps a lot to use csv with an application like "Modern CSV" in Obsidian.
refresh
If I'm working on the csv from within Obsidian, changes are not visible until I close and reopen the document.
Is there any way to do this automatically or via some sort of command provided by you?
movement of files
I'm working with the PARA method from Tiago Forte. After completing a project (which is a single markdown file with links to various attachments in an attachement folder incl csv which are used in csvtable) this project file is moved to an archive folder. The attachement is moved automatically to the attachement folder of the archive (plugin "consistent attachments and links"). The "link" in csvtableis not changed accordingly. Would it even be possible to implement such a feature?
First of all. Thanks for your work. It helps a lot to use csv with an application like "Modern CSV" in Obsidian.
refresh
If I'm working on the csv from within Obsidian, changes are not visible until I close and reopen the document. Is there any way to do this automatically or via some sort of command provided by you?
movement of files
I'm working with the PARA method from Tiago Forte. After completing a project (which is a single markdown file with links to various attachments in an attachement folder incl csv which are used in
csvtable) this project file is moved to an archive folder. The attachement is moved automatically to the attachement folder of the archive (plugin "consistent attachments and links"). The "link" incsvtableis not changed accordingly. Would it even be possible to implement such a feature?