Hello Herb,
It’s terrific how notes with a quote class automatically render within blockquote elements without the user having to actually make a quote class themselves. I was pleasantly surprised when I found out that the class distinction given to these notes will be suffixed to include commands in the form of include-quote so that the Work Title and Work Author fields will be included as well. Naively, I had tried to put a Markdown syntax > before include commands in the past to no avail. This is a relief.
However, the body of the included quote does not appear in the note that the include command is placed in.
The furthest I’ve gone to troubleshoot this is:
- ensuring that my home directory accessible in the app
- normalizing storage for both collections,
- forgetting shortcuts
- rendering the collection that has the notes I want to include notes inside of without a custom display file.
In my particular case, the primary notes collection is a sibling to the parent directory of the quotes collection (i.e., the quotes collection is a subdirectory of the result of a “Commonplace w/ Lookups” starter template). This problem also occurs in notes of the same collection.
I hope this information is useful. As always, thank you for providing quality software.
I’ve attached some sample collections for forensics if necessary.
Slipbox Test.zip (5.0 KB)
Commonplace Test.zip (44.6 KB)
