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A simple `setq` should do the trick. Anyway, since your same question is already answered [here](https://github.com/EFLS/zetteldeft/issues/67#issuecomment-642731470), perhaps you can close this question?

I've created a package that does this by providing an exstention to `deft`. Actually, it does a whole lot more, as it attempts to create a sort of Zettelkasten type...

@jonjnicholson With `doom` there is indeed an issue with duplicate `#+TITLE:` lines that I haven't been able to fully trace because I don't use `doom` myself. More info here https://github.com/EFLS/zetteldeft/issues/26

I have also been thinking about using `deft` to manage a Zettelkasten-like system. No clue as to how something like this could be implemented though. Currently, I am creating an...

A function that would allow easier searching with deft would indeed be useful. You also might want to check out the `org-brain` package, which looks promising (and which works nicely...

Many thanks @saf-dmitry. I'm fairly new to `elisp`, but I've taken your suggestion and made my own set of functions, attempting to expand `deft` into a Zettelkasten system. Check it...

This is an old question and I'm no lisp guru myself, but I thought I'd share what I'm currently using. First, define a personal function to open the file from...

Thanks! I've added some more documentation. Does this still make sense?

I'm not sure I understand what it is you are trying to achieve here. What do the numerical values represent? Also, and more pertinently, I don't see how this set...

> I realized that a vanilla Zetteldeft setup are not actually using Org links. That's the main challenge indeed. Neat idea to use a `§:` type of link, I hadn't...