Changes:

Inline Settings

To adjust how the text is pushed to a note, you can add inline settings within the curly brackts by using the inline settings characters (by default @@). Currently, the only available inline settings are:

• append: overrides the push to existing notes setting to add new content to the end of an existing file.

• prepend: overrides the push to existing notes setting to add new content to the beginning of an existing file.
  For example, to tell the plugin to prepend content, you could write: [[title of existing file]]>>{content to add at the beginning@@prepend}

Headers

You can now include a header in your link to an existing file. The plugin will detect this header and at the content under the correct heading. Syntax looks like this: [[Obsidian Plugins##Calendar]]>>{a note about the calendar plugin}

Aliases

fixed issue where adding an alias to a note with existing frontmatte, added new frontmatter instead of simply adding the alias

Notes in folders

Previously notes that aren't on the top level wouldn't be recognized by the plugin if the full path wasn't in the brackets. Now, the plugin will find all existing notes that share a title, even in a different directory. If multiple notes are found, the plugin will then use the path to choose the right one.