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#obsidian #tutorial #plugins Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoyed this step-by-step guide for Obisidan's Metadata Menu plugin. ⬇️ DOWNLOADS FREE Obsidian templates and demo vault: https://store.sascha-kasper.com/?tags=obsidian ⏱ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 === WHAT'S HAPPENING? === 01:15 1️⃣ === PLUGIN OVERVIEW === 01:39 2️⃣ === PLUGIN SETUP & SETTINGS === 01:46 Plugin installation 02:14 --- Plugin settings: Dataview --- 02:27 --- Plugin settings: Metadata Menu --- 02:31 Scope 02:50 Context menu 03:32 Exclusions 03:47 Autocomplete 04:01 Indexing status 04:09 Frontmatter list display 04:17 First day of the week 04:27 Preset field settings 05:08 FileClass 05:15 Class files path 05:59 FileClass field alias 06:09 Global fileClass 06:32 Results per page 06:42 Add fileClass after create 06:43 FileClass select 06:50 Metadata Menu button 06:52 Button default icon 06:57 Button icon display options 07:09 Query-based fileClass settings 07:15 3️⃣ === BASICS === 07:48 All field types and settings 21:57 4️⃣ === FILE CLASSES === 22:45 Class creation 23:28 Table view 23:48 Setting a global class 24:34 Using a global class 26:13 FileClass settings 26:15 Max records per page 26:30 Map with tag 26:46 Tag names 26:58 File paths 27:05 Bookmark groups 27:11 Button icon 27:46 Parent fileClass 28:47 5️⃣ === DEMOS === 29:29 --- Plugin only demo --- 29:38 Define list values manually 30:21 Assign class to note 30:28 Add class-specific frontmatter to note 30:32 Inheriting class fields 30:51 Specific fields for "child" classes 31:18 Exclude fields from parent class 31:37 Different values for the same field as in the parent class 32:02 Use lookups for list values 32:32 Create a lookup note 32:46 Replace manual values with lookup 33:23 --- Plugin and Canvas demo --- 34:03 Create a canvas 34:26 Define groups for managing frontmatter 35:00 Link class to canvas groups 35:27 Note creation via canvas 35:40 Add class and frontmatter to note 36:25 Update frontmatter via canvas groups 36:38 Link canvas groups to fields 37:35 Update frontmatter via canvas links 39:13 There is more 📚 USEFUL LINKS Metadata Menu documentation: https://mdelobelle.github.io/metadatamenu 🌐 FIND ME ONLINE Twitter: https://twitter.com/skasper LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/saschakasper Blog: https://sascha-kasper.com Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/LeanProduct Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100085552656532 Substack: https://skasper.substack.com All links: https://linktr.ee/skasper 💶 LIVELIHOOD ☕ I know you cannot support all the creators you like. Maybe next time you can, you want to buy me a coffee at https://ko-fi.com/skasper. I appreciate your help. 🔗 Some of the above are affiliate links which means I will earn a small commission on any purchases at no additional cost to you. I use all of these things, and I am happy to recommend them. 👍 THANK YOU I hope you found this useful. Thanks for watching. obsidian metadata menu plugin,obsidian dataview,obsidian plugins,obsidian tutorial,how to use obsidian,obsidian metadata menu,personal knowledge management,obsidian notes,metadata menu plugin,obsidian tips,obsidian,obsidian plugin tutorial

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