jayambede

Download the relevant previous version from the github page, extract the relevant files to the folder of the plugin and confirm the overriding. Restart Obsidian and you should find the...

Well, could be that there was a mix-up of the entries in the different versions, though I do not know how this might happen when the version of the parent-app...

@Levalicious - sorry for the late reply!: Actually I can't remember exactly, but I'm quite sure it didn't. Right now, after moving back to 3.2.4. and erasing the data.json file,...

That really sounds like a helpful idea!

That's a shame. Was a very useful plugin while it was working. But it seems @farux has given up on this plugin. Maybe there is someone who wants to pick...

Hello, this Plugin is really helpful, but especially for a lot of rules I would second @johnsonsuqs. I tried to add rules manually by editing the "data.json" file (using the...

Just as a follow-up to my last comment: Maybe you could use the tools Obsidian and its plugins provide themselves: - Database Folder and - Dataview One could create a...

Another way to simplify the creation and modification of rules could be, to move the setting completely to the right click (context) menu of folders, so you don't have to...

Maybe there is a way to make things even easier for the ordinary programming noob (like me!), by creating a dataview-like query format, that pulls the necessary dates and data...

@quinn-p-mchugh: As I tried to point out in the aforementioned Post in the Obsidian forum ([**here**](https://forum.obsidian.md/t/timeline-the-powerful-idea-of-temporal-representation-in-obsidian/55628/14) and [**here**](https://forum.obsidian.md/t/timeline-the-powerful-idea-of-temporal-representation-in-obsidian/55628/16)) this should be made easier for the "normal" Obsidian user. I don't...