Add extra date-related template variables: year, month and day #100
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This can be useful when e.g. defining template for a journal, that would automatically link
to the month page.
```
---
⬅️ [{{year}}-{{month}}](Journal/{{year}}/{{month}})
```
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this is an excellent idea, however I need to update some more documentation to also reflect this, so let me close this PR and I will push new changes shortly to main branch, although will not be creating a new release yet since I don't want to drive users crazy 😉 |
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as suggested by @brouberol in #100 adds new template placeholders: year month day
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This can be useful when e.g. defining template for a journal, that would automatically link to the month page.
Although this is how I use these today, through a plugin, I figured it wouldn't hurt to add them to the list of "official" template placeholders.
Happy to hear your thoughts!