Closed yatharth closed 2 years ago
I haven't experimented with this but I do believe https://gohugo.io/content-management/urls/#yaml-front-matter might be able to help here?
Haven't tested it, but I think slug: ...
in the front-matter already does
what I'm asking for:
https://gohugo.io/content-management/front-matter/#predefined
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Ah perfect! Let me know if that ends up working. Closing for now but feel free to reopen if you run into any more issues
Problem
When I change the title of a note, the link changes. This makes any URL links to them from outside the garden break.
Proposed solution
Optional
permalink: ....
field in YAML front-matter, that means the note URL stays the same, despite the title or original filename changing.Why this matters
I feel wary of linking to my digital garden from anywhere. The links can easily break. Not conducive to a healthy garden!
Workarounds
I could just rename the file to be what I want. This doesn’t work for two reasons.
Firstly, I use Quartz with my Obsidian, like many people do. I don’t want to compromise my Obsidian filenames for this reason. The URLs I want to be quite short and compact.
Second, I might easily consider renaming the files in Obsidian, as this is a first-class move there, and end up breaking all links on the web to the garden. Having a dedicated “permalink” field that makes clear it should not change and is separate from other concerns seems like the best solution.