Posts tagged #workflows — Page 2

Obsidian is plain-text markdown all the way down, which means the same tools you use on code work on your notes. Here's how to version your vault with Git, get real syntax highlighting, and run JavaScript inside your notes.

Obsidian's callout feature turns plain blockquotes into visual highlights — warnings, tips, collapsible sections, and custom types — using nothing but Markdown.

How to set up a daily notes workflow in Obsidian that you will actually use, from the core plugin to Templater templates and Dataview queries.

The Templater plugin turns Obsidian's static template system into a real automation engine — dynamic dates, user prompts, folder triggers, and optional JavaScript make note creation genuinely effortless.

Turn your Obsidian vault into a self-updating project tracker with Dataview: frontmatter conventions, a live dashboard, and task queries that never go stale.

How to use Obsidian's Canvas core plugin for project planning, brainstorming, and connecting notes spatially — plus a look at the open JSON Canvas format and the Advanced Canvas community plugin.

Obsidian's Properties panel makes YAML frontmatter approachable for every note, and pairing it with typed fields and Dataview queries turns your vault into a genuinely queryable database.

Folders and tags both have a place in Obsidian, but they solve fundamentally different problems. Here's how to use each one effectively so your vault stays navigable no matter how big it gets.