The format of the links

[quijote-asim]

I noticed that denote inserts the links by reconstructing the title of the note in camel format.

Would it be possible to adjust this format with a variable?

For me, the ideal would be to put the title as it is in the frontmatter.

[protesilaos]

On 2025-02-19 15:17, Quijote Libre wrote: I noticed that denote inserts the links by reconstructing the title of the note in camel format. Would it be possible to adjust this format with a variable? For me, the ideal would be to put the title as it is in the frontmatter.

The ideal you describe is what we do by default. If the file does not have a title in the front matter, then we use that of the file name. I suspect that there is some custom code in your setup that affects what you are seeing. Can you check your configuration and maybe share it here?

[quijote-asim]

I have checked my configuration, but my limitations with eLisp have not allowed me to find anything.

Attached is a zip file with my configuration files on ql-conf.zip

[protesilaos]

From: Quijote Libre ***@***.***> Date: Thu, 20 Feb 2025 03:40:59 -0800 I have checked my configuration, but my limitations with eLisp have not allowed me to find anything. Attached is a zip file with my configuration files on [ql-conf.zip](https://github.com/user-attachments/files/18885892/ql-conf.zip)

Thank you! I took a look at what you have. Here is the Denote part: (use-package denote :defer t :custom (denote-sort-keywords nil) (denote-link-description-function #'ews-denote-link-description-title-case) :hook (dired-mode . denote-dired-mode) :custom-face (denote-faces-link ((t (:slant italic)))) :init (require 'denote-org-extras) :bind (("C-c w d b" . denote-find-backlink) ("C-c w d d" . denote-date) ("C-c w d l" . denote-find-link) ("C-c w d h" . denote-org-extras-link-to-heading) ("C-c w d i" . denote-link-or-create) ("C-c w d k" . denote-rename-file-keywords) ("C-c w d n" . denote) ("C-c w d r" . denote-rename-file) ("C-c w d R" . denote-rename-file-using-front-matter))) This line is responsible what how link descriptions are formatted: (denote-link-description-function #'ews-denote-link-description-title-case) It does "title case", according to its name, which basically converts to upper case the first letter of most words (I never use title case in my writings, by the way, because I do not like the style). To remove this, simply delete that line and restart your Emacs.

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[quijote-asim]

😳 Sometimes I don't know if my visual impairment is physical or mental ....
What is certain is that what you mention has worked fine.
Thank you Peter

[protesilaos]

On 2025-02-22 11:20, Quijote Libre wrote: 😳 Sometimes I don't know if my visual impairment is physical or mental .... What is certain is that what you mention has worked fine.

Very well!