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Ticket #1: added support for imposed sorting rules inheritance by subfolders 

- YAML snippet in README.md updated for consistency with other examples
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SebastianMC 2022-08-30 20:31:20 +02:00
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@ -361,7 +361,7 @@ You can read the below YAML specification as:
- Note, that a more specific (or more nested or more focused) rule overrides the more generic inherited one
- at the same time, the folder `Archive` and `Inbox` sort their items by creation date
- this is because specifying direct name in `target-folder: Archive` has always the highest priority and overrides any inheritance
- and finally, the folders `/Reviews/Attachments` and `TODOs` are explicitly excluded from the control of the custom sort
- and finally, the folders `Reviews/Attachments` and `TODOs` are explicitly excluded from the control of the custom sort
plugin and use the standard Obsidian UI sorting, as selected in the UI
- the special syntax `sorting: standard` tells the plugin to refrain from ordering items in specified folders
- again, specifying the folder by name in `target-folder: TODOs` overrides any inherited sorting rules
@ -372,14 +372,14 @@ sorting-spec: |
target-folder: /*
< a-z
target-folder: /Reviews/...
target-folder: Reviews/...
< modified
target-folder: Archive
target-folder: Inbox
< created
target-folder: /Reviews/Attachments
target-folder: Reviews/Attachments
target-folder: TODOs
sorting: standard
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