Practically Paperless with Obsidian, Episode 26: Use Case: Managing My Blog Writing in Obsidian
Photo by Suzy Hazelwood on Pexels.com Welcome to my blog series, “Practically Paperless with Obsidian.” For an overview of this series, please see Episode 0: Series Overview. In Episode 25, I …
Obsidian is my current personal knowledge management tool of choice. The primary reason for this is undoubtedly because it utilises plain text Markdown files, which gives me flexibility for the future, and access to easily process notes using any other text processing tool of choice. A second factor is the range of plugins available for the application. One of my absolute favourites is Templater, a plugin for templating within Obsidian, and I’m going to explain in this post one of the ways I use it to automate my use of Obsidian.
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I last wrote about my Obsidian Setup way back in March. I was still finding my feet with Obsidian and trying lots of different things to see what worked well for me.
obsidian-css-snippets/Snippets at master · Dmitriy-Shulha/obsidian-css-snippets
Most common appearance solutions for Obsidian now in a single place. Initially collected by Klaas: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/how-to-achieve-css-code-snippets/8474 - obsidian-css-snippets/Snippets...
Add Emojis to folder titles in explorer without renaming folders
This is a css snippet that adds icons to specific folders in the file explorer window. You can also accomplish this by putting an emoji in the folder name, but this will affect the sort order of the folders. folder emojis.css (682 Bytes)
(Batch) process annotations from PDFs out to Obsidian
This is my workflow to process annotations from PDFs out to Obsidian. The key batch translations that I will post from my workflow are Storing annotations from the PDF as markdown text bundles including asset images Re-exposing tags that may have otherwise been hidden in annotation notes Re-setting the folder and file names in the textbundle to be viewable in Obsidian I am annotating with Bookends on iPadOS. The processing is independent of this first choice. You must however have Highlights...