Sometimes, I want to be able to sort like files in a file explorer. By this I mean, if I sort a folders contents in Windows, it looks like this: Folders(A-Z) then Files(A-Z). There are some times in Trilium that I would want to sort an entire subtree in a similar way: NotesWithChildren(A-Z) then NotesWithoutChildren(A-Z).
This could be another option along title, date created, and date modified in sorting critera. This should also be an option for the #sorted label.
Even the "folder" icon for notes with children brings to mind this type of sorting:
Interestingly, the sorting algorithm already supports this as it's used for importing ZIPs without ordering metadata, but it's not exposed to the end user in any way.
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Sometimes, I want to be able to sort like files in a file explorer. By this I mean, if I sort a folders contents in Windows, it looks like this: Folders(A-Z) then Files(A-Z). There are some times in Trilium that I would want to sort an entire subtree in a similar way: NotesWithChildren(A-Z) then NotesWithoutChildren(A-Z).
This could be another option along title, date created, and date modified in sorting critera. This should also be an option for the #sorted label.
Even the "folder" icon for notes with children brings to mind this type of sorting:
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