Hi David,
> I just need a way to override the link widget's formatting now. Otherwise
> Eric Shulman's solution works beautifully.
>
Unfortunately, that is not true. Although you may feel like you can avoid
retrieving the title using a variable, you do need a proper reference and
*[[Some
Title]]* is not while *Some Title* is.
The one thing I could think is to not use any link widget at all but to
transclude the planet field as is, since it already does contain the link
notation, e.g. *[[Some Title]]*... so simply inserting that via
*{{!!planet}}* should produce a link, e.g.:
title: any title
planet: [[Some Planet]]
{{!!planet}} <= this will be a link!
However, using an editor equivalent to the tags editor, any values that do
*not* contain spaces will be saved without double square brackets, so...
title: any other title
planet: Earth
{{!!planet}} <= this will NOT be a link!
So, as I or Eric suggested, you do need to retrieve the given item from a
list-field and store it in a variable ...to be able to properly construct
the link using the link widget.
Ergo: It is not simply a matter of styles / formatting.
Best wishes,
Tobias.
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