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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...
There’s already a post about syncing with WorkingCopy ([Mobile] Setting up iOS git-based syncing with mobile app (using Working Copy)). However, the ability to push is paid, and it costs a lot, but without this there can be no sync! I propose to use iSH to sync Obsidian with git. Pros: It’s free! It lets you use fully-featured git - the same git that runs on Alpine Linux Cons: It requires using the Linux command-line There appears to be a bug in Obsidian 1.0.3 that doesn’t show new files ...
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 - Dmitriy-Shulha/obsidian-css-sn...
Adding a Goodreads overview to Obsidian was harder than I expected
I like a visual reference to what I am currently reading. And, what is up next. I made use of Goodreads their widgets and some CSS trickery. (It updates automatically!) Unfortunately, I can’t inject scripts in a note nor can I iframe a local .html file. I had to host it somewhere. So, I just made a Github Pages site just for some iframe tricks. I’m satisfied with the result. The titles are clickable to their Goodreads and all. Great to quickly reference an author’s bio, or what others said ab...
Journaling Using Daily Questions in Obsidian – The Sweet Setup
I'm a big fan of the mindfulness I gain from journaling, but have been searching for years for the perfect set of prompts that could completely eliminate the friction from my daily journaling workflow. I've tried many different prompts (and many different apps) over the years, but have settled on a practice called Daily Questions which has just clicked for me. In this post, I'm going to share how I implement my Daily Questions inside of Obsidian.
For the last few months I have been using Roam Research as the powerhouse behind almost everything I do. I’ve written previously of my love for the way it allows me to record my thoughts and everything that goes on in my life. It links very heavily in to both my writing workflow and my reading workflow, and as such has been a huge boost to my working and personal life.
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...