9.3 Variable Modifiers ↑
9.3.36 Title Variant - ^T
This variable modifier makes use of the ‘^’ key to shift Notenik into a different set of functions to be performed by the following letter(s).
When the letter ‘T’ follows this shift character, it will engage the Title Variant function, which will apply one of several rules to a Title field, or any other similarly short text field.
Another letter may optionally follow the ^t sequence, and the following letter (or lack thereof) will affect the modification process in the following ways.
| Following Letter | Modifier example | Variant |
|---|---|---|
p |
&^tp |
Plain, only removing any styling indicators (emphasis, etc.) |
h or o |
&^th |
Convert to HTML |
f or w |
&^tf |
Convert to lower-case file name, with dashes separating words |
m or t |
&^tm |
No conversion, leaving original Markdown |
| anything else |
&^t |
Plain, only removing styling indicators |
For example, here’s how you might prepare a title field for HTML presentation.
<h1>=$title&^th$=</h1>