Default Templates
Templates define how the final Markdown document will look like. Starting on v0.1.0 you can specify a templates directory in the Tools > Mdnote preferences
.
Once a directory is specified, Mdnotes
will look for the following files (they must be named exactly like this):
.
├── Mdnotes Default Template.md
├── Standalone Note Template.md
├── Zotero Metadata Template.md
└── Zotero Note Template.md
The files must be located at the root of the folder you chose. For now, hidden folders (those whose name starts with .
) are not supported.
If there is no path specified or the file doesn't exist, Mdnotes will use the default templates.
The default templates can give you an idea of existing placeholders and wildcards
Export to markdown
Export to markdown
will export whatever you have selected. It uses the zotero metadata template, if you have selected an item, and the zotero note template if there are notes in your selected items.
Zotero Metadata Template
- Which menu?:
Export to markdown
- What to select?: A Zotero item.
You can add (or remove) any item placeholder to your template.
{{title}}
## Metadata
{{itemType}}
{{author}}
{{proceedingsTitle}}
{{date}}
{{dateAdded}}
{{url}}
{{DOI}}
{{citekey}}
{{collections}}
{{related}}
{{tags}}, #zotero, #literature-notes, #reference
{{pdfAttachments}}
{{abstractNote}}
## Zotero links
{{localLibrary}}
{{cloudLibrary}}
{{notes}}
Zotero Note Template
- Which menu?:
Export to markdown
- What to select?: A Zotero note.
You can add (or remove) any note placeholders to your template.
{{tags}}
{{related}}
{{mdnotesFileName}}
{{title}}
{{noteContent}}
Creating files for your notes
Mdnotes Default Template
This template supports any item placeholder, which you can add (or remove) from your template. Read more about the specifics for single-file and multi-file exports.
{{title}}
![[%(metadataFileName)#Metadata]]
Other files:
{{mdnotesFileName}}
{{metadataFileName}}
## Zotero links
{{localLibrary}}
{{cloudLibrary}}
## Notes
-
Standalone Note Template
- Which menu?:
Create a standalone note
. - What to select?: A Zotero item.
It is essentially a duplicate of the mdnotes default template. Its purpose is to provide a secondary template that can be used to add notes with some metadata and automatically adding links to Zotero.
info
Note: Standalone notes must be activated in the Mdnotes Preferences
.
Related to: [[%(metadataFileName)]]
## Notes
-