These kind of videos are amazing🔥🔥. Please make more videos like this which showcase the hidden gems of random obsidian users who have shared their works🙌🙌.
There are good channels offering. Instructions on how to, or how they, use Obsidian. But I’ve not come across any channel offering useful tips and tricks. I hope you are able to make this a feature of your channel, and for that reason I have subscribed. I’d also like to say, your videos are really well presented and the content well explained and impactful Thanks fro taking the mite to share this with us.
This is very kind of you - thank you. Feedback like this means a lot to me. I also hope to turn this into a series. While I cannot guarantee a certain schedule, I will publish episodes whenever I have interesting bits to share.
Happy to hear that. The callouts part, not the other one 😉. When preparing the video, I also had a moment where it did not work right away. I had to disable the snippet, close all Obsidian instances, restart, and enable it again. Maybe this works for you, too. Good luck!
@@leanproductivity I'm slowly getting into Obsidian more and more but I'm not looking for a general solution but rather inspiration regarding different workflows and tricks that fit into my own system. Btw, I improved the callout template code slightly. In the following line I used "tp.file.selection()" to be able to select content and then use the hotkey to put my selection into the callout. let calloutContent = await tp.system.prompt("Optional Content Text (Shift Enter to Insert New Line)", tp.file.selection(), false, true)
Here are two quick and easy, yet powerful tips that I found online - I hope you will like them. If you prefer a written version, you can find it here: sascha-kasper.com/obsidian-tweaks-tips-episode-i/ Also, if you know any others, please let me know - including the original author. I will be happy to share them with the community in the spirit of learning together. Thank you.
The callout template is a real gem 💎❤. Thank to you for sharing this one and silentVoid for creating it among others.
This is useful.
Glad it was helpful! I also use it quite a bit 😁
Dedicated tips and tricks for Obsidian? Count me in!
Happy to have you on board 😊
These kind of videos are amazing🔥🔥. Please make more videos like this which showcase the hidden gems of random obsidian users who have shared their works🙌🙌.
Thank you. Working on one right now, actually. Make sure you have notifications turned on. 😉
@@leanproductivity already did after watching this video😄😄
There are good channels offering. Instructions on how to, or how they, use Obsidian. But I’ve not come across any channel offering useful tips and tricks. I hope you are able to make this a feature of your channel, and for that reason I have subscribed. I’d also like to say, your videos are really well presented and the content well explained and impactful Thanks fro taking the mite to share this with us.
This is very kind of you - thank you. Feedback like this means a lot to me.
I also hope to turn this into a series. While I cannot guarantee a certain schedule, I will publish episodes whenever I have interesting bits to share.
Cool! Thank you.
You're welcome! Glad you liked it.
Thanks
You are very welcome 😊
I really like the callout tip. I want to like the properties but can't seem to get them to work in my setup. I will keep trying.
Happy to hear that. The callouts part, not the other one 😉.
When preparing the video, I also had a moment where it did not work right away. I had to disable the snippet, close all Obsidian instances, restart, and enable it again. Maybe this works for you, too. Good luck!
Perfect 🎉
Thank you so much!
Subbed for more content
And more content is coming 😊
Are you interested in anything specific?
Thank you for your sub.
@@leanproductivity I'm slowly getting into Obsidian more and more but I'm not looking for a general solution but rather inspiration regarding different workflows and tricks that fit into my own system.
Btw, I improved the callout template code slightly. In the following line I used "tp.file.selection()" to be able to select content and then use the hotkey to put my selection into the callout.
let calloutContent = await tp.system.prompt("Optional Content Text (Shift Enter to Insert New Line)", tp.file.selection(), false, true)
Here are two quick and easy, yet powerful tips that I found online - I hope you will like them.
If you prefer a written version, you can find it here: sascha-kasper.com/obsidian-tweaks-tips-episode-i/
Also, if you know any others, please let me know - including the original author. I will be happy to share them with the community in the spirit of learning together. Thank you.