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NotePlan
Sep 19

Allow some kind of main planning note, that are prominently visible on the top of the sidebar

The daily notes are great for journalling etc. However, I tend to have multiple notes "TODO list" notes where I keep my TODO tasks (daily job, freelance job, private stuff). More complex projects live in their own notes with tasks, but I usually link from these TODO lists. These TODO lists live inside a folder, and the folder view is set to show me the three TODO lists. Filters are nice, but they oftentimes lack context and I can't write into them directly. Meaning it's important to me that I can use these TODO list notes directly. For me, these are a daily driver and basically one of the main entrypoints when I open NotePlan in the morning. Idea: - allow users to mark notes as "planner". (This should be integrated into right-click menus or similar, but can be controlled via frontmatter) - in the left sidebar, in the NotePlan section on the top, next to the Filters, add a section that just displays the planners. There already is a feature request here called "favourite notes". This has overlaps, but I'd rather have these on the very top (hierarchically similar to the Calendar notes). According to this feature, pinned notes would still live in the "Notes" section, which feels more like a directory of everything, and therefore not the place where such central notes should be linked.
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Guest2 weeks ago

Yes. I’ve been wanting this for years. And, allow us to set it as the default note that displays when NotePlan is opened (like a “dashboard” note).

2 weeks ago

Favorite notes maybe? https://feedback.noteplan.co/board/p/favorite-notes-folders-…

2 weeks ago

That's what I meant by my last paragraph, had the wrong terminology. I updated my description. As I've written: This might be an option, but I'd like to have these planners at a different place in the UI, next to other planning features like filters. If the favourites are implemented, these will be things like my business trip packing list, or the shopping list. Wouldn't want to lose these daily planners in-between those things. Doesn't mean the favourites wouldn't work. However, they'd feel more like an imperfect workaround. I could live with that, the question here is probably whether there is enough demand for my specific use case to make it worth implementing as a feature.