Introduction For quite some time now, all attempts at getting Obsidian to talk to Zotero have failed. This has not been with just one plugin, all have been tried, but none worked satisfactorily until now. Inspiration and determination came because of Bryan Jenk’s latest video on the Zotero Obsidian plugin. However, the workflows demonstrated by …
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Introduction Keeping a record of the time spent on projects can be useful in many different ways. Have you ever had one of those days when you were busy all day and at the end can’t remember what you have achieved? I’m sure many of us would know that feeling. Of course, some of us …
Introduction They say a picture is worth a thousand words. It is a fair generalisation and images can spark not only memories, but emotions as well. That’s the power of images. So why not add some to your Daily Notes with a new plugin available for Obsidian that interacts with Google Photos? Install and Enable …
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Introduction This article continues the series on automating Daily Notes in Obsidian. This time we explore including Dataview queries in the Daily Note template so certain information appears every time we create a Daily Note. The examples to be used here will be to create three queries. The first is a reminder for articles I …
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Benefits of a Personal User Manual This note was sparked by an email from Tim Duggan, author of Cult Status, but I have seen this concept before. A search in my Obsidian vault did not reveal any notes however, so here is an opportunity to document this concept. The creation of a Personal User Manual …
Introduction Now that I have unfolded by Daily Note setup, I will go through the setting up of the template in its initial form. This may be very basic for those more experienced with Obsidian, but is included for people who are new to the community as the skills learned in this article and video …
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Introduction Now that the basic concept of the Daily Note in Obsidian has been covered, in this article and video I will go through the detail of what is under the folded areas. Obviously it would be quite lengthy to go through all this in an article with various screenshots, so the best way to …
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Introduction This will be the first in a series of articles and videos around the Obsidian Daily Notes core plugin. Personal Knowledge Management systems provide a very powerful way to do journalling and keep information that is detailed and extensive. Yet the ability to fold headings and use callouts in Obsidian also provides the ability …
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Introduction Maps of Content (MOCs), even notes, can potentially get quiet long. At some point in time they may evolve into two or more MOCs with another higher note above them. This happens as your MOC grows in concert with the notes it links to. Long notes can be difficult to scan so you can …
Introduction One of the best concepts you can employ with notemaking in my view is consistency. Not only consistency in adding notes regularly to your PKM, but consistency in how they are structured. The structure of notes can certainly evolve over time as proficiency and needs change, but that is not going to happen every …
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