Obsidian Templates And How I Use Them // EP 8 Mastering Obsidian
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:11 - What Are Templates?
01:00 - How Does Obsidian Handle Templates?
01:22 - How To Create And Organize Templates
05:35 - How I Use Templates 1 (Books)
06:51 - How I Use Templates 2 (Journaling)
14:46 - How I Use Templates 3 (KZread)
15:50 - Other Ways I Use Templates
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On my second day consuming this absolute master tutorial. anyone looking to set up Obsidian should set aside time, coffee and go through this whole series with Obsidian open in a split screen. Also just a great teacher voice and explanations
@FromSergio
11 ай бұрын
What a great comment to read. Appreciate it so much :) Have a great week ahead!
You can add {{title}} to make Obsidian return your title automatically.
@sammyshreds
12 күн бұрын
I did that too and then I just had the title 2 times in each note. It doesn't actually fill in the title slot
Would love to see a template for your yearly review!! Appreciate all the knowledge you share🤝
I'm so glad to have found your channel...i'm new to Obsidian, (as to note-taking too...) so i was trying to learn the most as possible before my vault gets bigger. So happy that you think similar to me on a lot os aspects, and that you have just created the best teaching channel! Direct to the point, no wasting time, so organized and with best didacts! Hope the channel helps you achieve your goals, as much as it is helping me! Congrats!!!
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for the kind words Marcelo, so nice of you! Really appreciate it!
This is really helpful, thank you very much! I always do copy & paste template manually when creating my daily journal. Thanks to you, I now know and have it automated ✌.
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Glad it was helpful! :)
That was really helpful, Sergio ! 👍👍
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks! :)
good work man, a lot of the tutorials out there are confusing. You were very clear and helpful. Bravo!
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Thanks! Glad you liked it!
OMG! You´re very didatic in everything you demonstrated in your video. Thank you!
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Thanks Jeane! Glad it was helpful!
Just saw all the playlist in a row... excellent content!!
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks so much for that, it means a lot :) We're not even halfway!
@paivagabriel
2 жыл бұрын
@@FromSergio Look forward to see!
i recently restarted using obsidian and i just found your channel, i realize that i ''only'' watched 8 of these so far but i'm taking notes of every thing i find interesting, i test the different concept etc.. and i just love it. When it comes to templates i hoped that i could see how you deal with "generic" notes but i guess we all use obsidian differently and my definition of a generic notes may not be the same as yours on my daily note today ive put that im grateful for finding your channel haha, not much i know but it truly made me think about the way i approach note taking as a whole. i pretty much restarted from scratch because i felt like i used too many useless organization tools. backlinks, not using tags, MOC the size of the moon with so much inexplored content and so on.. i'll have to find a way to transfer everything without going in each and every single notes but i feel like i wont really have a choice haha in your video about moc you talked about "create then organize" and i'll definitly try to take this approach now Anyway all of that just to saythanks for the great content that you uploaded for free when you could have made it into a paid one
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Hi there! Love the daily note part ;)! Super glad the video is being helpful to your own journey. And thanks for sharing your own use cases as I'm sure others that find it can relate! Although I don't blame those that do charge for their content I'm perfectly content providing mine for free :)
@kannonfps
Жыл бұрын
@@FromSergio Oh hell yeah what i meant was that your content is 10.000% content i would personaly pay to watch because of the overall quality of everything, recording, editing, rythm, how you deliver information and so on.
Qué buenos videos! What a good videos, perfect the way you explain, thanks!
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Thanks Esteban! Glad you enjoyed it!
You are briliant mate. Good job!
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Thanks a lot! :)
You can't imagine how this playlist has been mind-blowing for me. I was completely lost on how to use Obsidian...now I can't stop having new ideas! I'm a Computational Biology researcher and the possibilities with Obsidian are endless: I can link my research, scripts, programs, tutorials, classes and scientific papers I read every day. I work with a lot of PDFs and would like to know if you have any tips on working with those.
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Hi Diogo, thanks for the kind words, obsidian really is great. I don't work with PDFs often but you can simply embed them to obsidian by dragging them where you want them to overlay. Obsidian will then store a copy of that PDF inside your obsidian vault. Hope that helps!
@kevinwang4261
2 жыл бұрын
First of all I also want to join in on saying thank you, Sergio! The fact, that you structured your "course" step by step and provide good and concise knowledge without overloading us, is really helpful! Regarding your Question, Diogo: I believe, there is a way of linking Zotero and Obsidian through a community plugin and that may help! Depending on the referencing manager you are using and your amount of willpower to indeed integrate your references, PDFs etc into obsidian, it may be a worth thinking to switch to Zotero. I personally am gonna tackle this problem very soon and have already stumbled upon this solution, but I don't have any insights, yet.
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
@@kevinwang4261 Thanks Kevin, and thanks for helping others out :)
@kevinwang4261
2 жыл бұрын
@@FromSergio Of course! Glad to be of help (hopefully^^) and looking forward to your further Obsidian videos :D
@dmartinsdesa
2 жыл бұрын
@@kevinwang4261 I currently use Endnote, but I'll definitely change to zotero if I am able to link it with obsidian. Thanks for the advice!
Thank you!
Obsidian is amazing. I've been using it for the past month and love it. I have a question. When you create a template, when should we use double brackets {{, single brackets {, or just the heading ## [heading]? I noticed in your video that for some part of the template you use double brackets and other parts, you just use single brackets or a heading. My question is, if I don't use double brackets, will the element be reflected in the note I'm creating from the Template?
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Hi Kara, If you are referring to 03:06 the use of "{{" is so that obsidian automatically applies the date and time, shown in 03:52. The single brackets have no meaning, its just an old habbits die hard thing for me. but if you don't use double **curly** brackets obsidian cannot replace the output for you. If you wish to delve deeper into obsidian and templates I highly recommend watching my templater video as well as YAML. Hope this helps!
[12:20] these additional ‘sections’ - how do you make them work? How to add metadata to them? (Is it metadata from another note?) What does it look like? How complex can they be?
How do I use the template to organize my Ph.D. research notes. Thank you for the wonderful videos'.
Thank a lot!
loving the content thank you, remember me when you have a million followers :D
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
I'll remember you and this comment for sure although i don't see that ever happening :) Appreciate the kind words and I hope my production continues to improve!
@BuntysTube
2 жыл бұрын
@@FromSergio you have everything going for a million followers expect that mind frame it won't happen if you don't see it. But million followers ain't that important anyway 😀
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
You're very right. I just like sharing with others what interests me and to always provide value in one way or another in my videos :)
2:42 what is the purpose of using the curly brackets for "Tags" and "Related"? I see only template 3 variables in Obsidian Wiki which use the dynamic curly brackets: which are date, time, and title.
great chanel to leran obsidian and the second brain ;-) thanks a lot for this content
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Thanks Frédéric!
Hi Sergio, as always an outstanding video. One question: - When you get new ideas about stuff that can go into the template and after that addition to the template, do you go find all the notes generated using the template and edit them accordingly to the new one? Thanks in advance.
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Hamza that's a great question and the answer is - usually no, I simply continue creating new notes with the new template. If, however It's something that justifies going back and add I'll do it. Luckily for me it only happened once that I can think of and I had about 10 notes or so to edit so I did them manually but if I had a lot more I would use a bulk file editor.
thanks
thanks for sharing sergio. what tool did u use for screen recording along with face?
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
I record my face, audio and screen seperately and put them all together in my NLE of choice, which is Final Cut Pro.
Hey Sergio, Great Video! I have a small issue. When I set {{date}} on my yaml header in my template, the time stamp appears instead of the date on the files I create. Is there any recommended solutions?
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
I'd recommend you to checkout my templater video (templater not templates) It's titled Automate your vault using templater.
@ClarkRiggins
Жыл бұрын
I am having the same problem. Any answers?
Hi Sergio, I am enjoying your tutorials. They are very instructive. I have learn a whole heap of good stuff. How we contact you to ask questions?
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Hi Clark you can find my email in the about page of my channel :)
I missed the step where you (use the Plug-in to) pull in the actual highlights (from Kindle) into the note......(a brand newbie here, if anyone cares to chime in)
My only question is whether I should leave personal notes in the same vault as my intellectual / professional / academic notes, or if they should go in a separate vault? What do other people do and why?
@crlslbrt
7 ай бұрын
Hi! I'm new to obsidian and I've pondered the same thing. In my case I separate vaults into purely personal matters and professional matters which only require career related things to talk about
I did {{date}} and {{time} in a template but when posted, they don't generate an actual time and date. can anyone please help what am I doing wrong?
I can't find any documentation for curly braces. You use them extensively (e.g., "{Book Publishing Date}"). What do the curly braces do? I may have missed this somewhere earlier. If so, please excuse me for not seeing it. Thanks.
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Hi, no worries, they don't mean anything, it's an old habit of mine to use curly brackets for headers.
@zabouti
2 жыл бұрын
@@FromSergio Thanks, Sergio!
you aren't adding this note a YAML because it is a template and not a regular note?
@FromSergio
Жыл бұрын
Well that and also because at the time of this video going live I hadn't yet covered YAML and templater :)
Always so clear...! I've already watched kzread.info/dash/bejne/k6Jsy6R7j5u5mKg.html . I still wonder how you deal with the Frontmatter in your daily practice. Since only Tags and Aliases really become Metadata, are you including also other fields that you currently already included in your Note Header (the one you show here within this video, outside the Frontmatter)? Since you cannot add Links into the Frontmatter I don't see the advantage of adding more fields there rather than Tags and Aliases. I'd appreciate your thought on this.
@FromSergio
2 жыл бұрын
Hi David, depends on the goal of the particular note, my latest 3 videos show 3 different applicatons of YAML and dataview and each serve a different purpose, make sure to check those out and feel free to leave a comment there if you have any questions!
@daviddelgadovendrell
2 жыл бұрын
@@FromSergio I'll review them again! sure Thanks for sharing! ;-)
Thanks!