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I use Folder notes to create a new note in the folder in question, with the name of the folder as the title of the folder note. Then in the folder note, I create the dataview table that has the following line WHERE contains(file.folder, this.file.folder) Which brings in the notes from the current folder. You can use tags in this as well but separately, by adding the line... FROM #categories/books ...for example. By using just one of these you either get all the notes of different tags in the same folder, or all the notes in the vault with a certain tag. By using both of these, as I do in some cases, you get all the notes in a certain folder under a certain tag. You can filter the notes in the way you want like this. Hope this helps! If you want more, shoot me an email at theo@fundamentalised.com and I can answer in more depth. Thanks for watching!

Clippings is generally when I think the whole of a piece of writing is worth capturing and storing for reference. When I use Readwise it's because the piece deserves processing, and then only a small proportion of the content makes it through to the vault as highlights. They're very similar and I'll be the first to admit that I'm still a very heavy Readwise user after this new feature has been added!

Thanks for watching! I've just finished my literature review for university today so there'll be more videos coming in the future now

I'm glad that it's helped you and that you've taken the initiative to work out how things are supposed be laid out. If you do want to ask any more questions, you can send me an email as well at theo@fundamentalised.com and I can help you out!

@@fundamentalised Thanks Theo.

Exactly - the tool does not the artist make, and the more time you waste on trying to make something over-complicated, the less time you have to spend focused on your craft

That’s right - I’ve got a shortcut that quickly adds a note in there with the current date+time as the title. Then I just dump what’s on my mind and come back to it when I’m in the right headspace to organise it

@ Thanks. I’ve also added Folder Notes and Dataview to show sub-folders, yet to show files in the folder.

@@glensavory11 That's a good idea, it really helps me in my workflows!

I'm glad it's helped out - thanks for watching!

Inbox has been my saving grace so many times in the past! So easy to just dash down whatever note I need for later.

Haha thank you, yeah it was a bit of a change from the last one but more personal I think.

Thank you for watching! I'm glad I could help you out with what you were looking for.

I see what you mean - where you can specify the sort of data that's there to select from. You can edit this metadata in each note - you can add a 'date' property, for example, and select off a calendar specifically, or add a checkbox property that can either be yes/no, or add a list property that you can select multiple values from a drop-down list for. Although you can't edit this in the table directly, you can use the plugin dataview to create a table based on these properties. I'll make a video soon about using properties in Obsidian notes and what you can do with this data. Hope this helps a little bit. Thanks for watching!

@@fundamentalised thnx for responding and hey a video for that will be really helpful. I always wanted to have tables in my note where you can do these stuff.

Pretty much, I like to call it an index but it essentially maps out the content of the current folder same as a MoC would do

@@fundamentalised it still good idea, because year later you can forgot why you use that folders systems etc. Also it can be helpful with AI organization, so AI can understand what go in what folder. But still i prefer use folders if all other way didn't work. For example if i want to make part of my oblidian publick then it only work with folders, but in other way i use links. Same as properties better that tags. But what i like the most - this plugin doesn't ruin anything else. But can't make.md do something similar?

I've not extensively tried Make.md, but I'm aware of it and have given it a short go in the past. For me it seemed a little invasive with lots of new features, whereas this plugin just did the one thing really well, which was what I wanted

@parazettel agree, it hard to understand this program, like templater, datawiew, excalidraw, metadata menu or canvas - you REALLY need it to start using it, because it not beginner-friendly, i alfo prefer simplier plugind, they didn't scare me as much.

Thanks for watching! I'm glad that you found it helpful

It's definitely a versatile new feature - I thought when I saw it that it could be used for so many things I hope you enjoy Sheffield! I'm in my last year of university there but I'm staying on in the city after graduating because of how much I like it there.

@@fundamentalised I can certainly see a few other use cases for it too. I hope you get the result you're looking for. Nice, I hope you'll be happy there. 🙂

I agree - right now, I’d like to see the property scraping feature of the web clipper incorporated into the clipper in the web viewer plugin too

Welcome aboard! Thank you for being here and I'm glad you're finding value in the content so far

Thanks for watching!

That's right! Have we met?

Aha the sticks in the back of the video - I'm with you now 😅

Yeah it's been so pivotal in my own workspace. But each to their own I guess - perhaps it wasn't that high on the team's priorities

Because it goes against the entire philosophy of Obsidian. The developers aim to encourage users to gradually move away from folder-based organization.

@@pubdigitalix I see where you're coming from, linking ideas is great and encourages you to actually go out and develop what you're thinking and coming up with

Thank you! I think that's the aim I have been going for, seeing as if I don't go in depth enough and miss details then people will be left wondering. I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment!

Thank you! More to come soon

Thanks Greg! Hope you enjoy using it

Thanks for watching the video and leaving these kind words Greg! Enjoy PARAZETTEL