Prototype: person_note
An instance of person_note will prepend a biographical (or other) date-range to the exported title of the note from the values you enter:
- To export a single date, assign
$StartDate. - To export a date span, assign
$StartDateand$EndDate. - To carry a span inside the note (which you may extract or store for other purposes) but override it with a single one on export, assign
$DueDateand give the span to$StartDate–$EndDate. For example, you can use the latter to hold the biographical span the former for date of publication.
Map View will display the date(s) in its subtitle, along with $blogSubtitle, $mySpec1, and $mySpec2. If you are using Map View to make a FillMap or a LinkMap, keep $DEDate off to avoid redundancy. For organizing lots of note in Outline View, turn it on.
Key Attributes
Map View
$DEDate on for the second note by selecting it and running the stamp. Since date info is constructed into $Subtitle, this is redundant here.
$DEDate on for the second note. To toggle the prepended date for all person-notes, run the stamp on the person_note prototype; for all notes generally, run it on normal_note.SmartButton
SmartButtons automatically show the note’s featured image, which you assign by entering the image’s filename into the $blogImage key attribute:
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I am a sample person_note with image 1547 – 1637 |
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I am a sample person_note 1547 – 1637 |
SmartPanel
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I am a sample person_note |
(1547 – 1637)
English follower of Paracelsus. People have the qualities of a magnet and that when two people meet, an interactive magnetic field arises.
Webpage
Here you can see how the first note above exports as a webpage:
person_note with $blogImage
Subsection