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Thank you! Yes, it took me a while to fully grasp all the features, but I have to say, the time I invested in learning Tana was absolutely worth it.

Absolutely! Thank you for sharing your tip :)

Thank you very much, Jim!

Thank you, Marcos! I’m glad you found it helpful!

Thank you! Glad you liked it :)

It’s possible something might have gone wrong during the process. Feel free to send me more information (e.g., screenshots), so I can try to help you. Cheers!

It’s called “Iconic”

Thank you!! You can try with the community plugin “JSON/CSV Importer”. I haven’t personally used it, but it seems like a good option to explore. Here's the link: obsidian://show-plugin?id=obsidian-import-json

Hey there! No need to create multiple projects for this. You can use a single project and set up multiple gallery views, each with its own filters to display specific books. Alternatively, you can stick to one gallery view and adjust the filters on the fly to show the books you’re interested in at any given time.

This is good for backup/version history. For syncing, consider exploring options like iCloud, Google Drive, or other cloud services. Alternatively, Obsidian Sync, in my opinion, is the best choice, though it is a paid solution. Keep in mind that if you use iCloud on Windows, be aware that it can sometimes lead to issues like file duplication or corruption.

Thank you! I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it :)

You can use the “Insert cloned copies of nodes” command, but I recommend doing so only if you don’t need to automatically apply supertags to the nodes when inserting them. If you type "#name_of_supertag" next to the nodes listed in the “Node(s) to insert” field under this command, the supertag won’t actually be applied to those nodes. Instead, you must manually apply the supertags to the nodes themselves in the “Node(s) to insert” field. However, this approach has a downside: when you search for nodes tagged with that supertag in your workspace, the nodes in the “Node(s) to insert” field will also appear in the search results, which might not be ideal. To avoid this issue, use the “Tana Paste” command. With this command, you can write "#name_of_supertag" next to the nodes in the prompt field without applying the supertag directly to the nodes. When you execute the command, the inserted nodes in the target location will automatically have the specified supertag applied. It might be confusing to read, but I hope it makes sense!

@ this makes sense. Thanks!

Hey Imal! What are your concerns about this?

Hey! Press "Enter" while holding "Shift". Let me know if it works for you. ;)

Thank you, Robby! Yes, you are right. Thank you for highlighting that :)

Hey! I prefer using Templater because it offers more options to customize my workflows through its internal functions and scripts. I will demonstrate this in more detail in my upcoming Obsidian course :)

Let me know what you think after you test it out!

Thank you, Antonio! Happy to hear that!

Thank you, Madalynn! Glad it helped :)

Hey! It’s tough to help out without at least seeing the query you’re working with. Feel free to share it here or drop it in my Discord server :)

If you want to keep the daily note plugin disabled, you can use a text property field and insert a classic internal link, such as [[2025-01-01]]. However, there is no need to do this. Even if you use the Journals plugin to create daily notes, enabling the daily note plugin allows Obsidian to automatically generate a link to the daily note if a date field is present in your note.

@Marco_Mindstone Thanks. Yes, if I have the Daily note on, it makes an automatic link, but when I go to that link, it creates a new daily note and does not create a daily note in the journey plugin. Do you have this issue as well?

@@sjoerdvanharmelen Oh, I understand what you mean. Yes, I confirm that if you create a daily note by clicking the link icon in the date property field, the note won't be assigned to the Journals plugin. You need to create it from the Journals plugin.

Hi, I keep the daily note plugin enabled to see the small link icon next to the date property.

Hi, I use Raycast.

I'm glad to hear you liked it! Actually, I'm currently preparing the Templater guide for my upcoming Obsidian course. 😅 By the way, you can find an introductory video about Templater on my channel; it might help you get started with using it! Cheers

Thank you, Rafael!

Hey! It's a dataview query that retrieves that specific daily note from the past years. Here you have it: ```dataview LIST WHERE file.day.month = date(<% tp.file.title %>).month AND file.day.day = date(<% tp.file.title %>).day AND file.day.year != date(<% tp.file.title %>).year ```

Since your CRM consists of markdown files, you need to find a way to extract the content from them for automatic import into your website. Unfortunately, there is no plugin available to achieve this, so you should explore automation platforms to see what they can offer. With that said, I suggest finding an alternative if you want to integrate your system with different tools. Obsidian is excellent for privacy and a "local-first" approach, but it can be limiting in certain scenarios.

Glad to hear that! Thank you :)

Thank you, Steve! You can do that from "View > Appearance > Dark"

@@Marco_Mindstone Thanks a lot, am guessing this for mac cause i don't see it in windows. i finally was able to enable it through arc://flags/

@ Yes, sorry. My solution was for Mac 😅

Hey! I think the best way to achieve your goal is to insert those properties directly into the note template you use for your daily notes.

@ appreciate it! 🙌

Thank you, Antoine! It's been a while since I last used Modal Form, but it should be possible to insert wikilinks through it, even though it requires some setup. However, I haven't experimented much with this plugin, so I don't have a ready solution to share with you. 😅

Hey there! 😊 I stopped using Lazy because of the lack of improvements and the team’s limited transparency about their future plans. That said, I’m still keeping an eye on the product. Currently, Tana is my main go-to tool for almost everything (capturing, task management, project management, note-taking, etc), except for client projects, which I manage on ClickUp. I also tried Kortex, and I think it’s a great app, especially for writers. I’m following its development as well, but for now, I don’t feel the need to make the switch. Cheers!

@ Thanks for comprehensive reply! That's the exact system I am using too Tana and Click up. Wanted to check out Lazy but I am reluctant to pay them with no serious roadmap. Hoping Kortex incorporates Lazy features then it will seriously be a game changer.

​@@parasx123 Try to leverage AI in Tana if you haven't already. You can create really nice workflows, although it may be a bit more complicated at first compared to other tools.

Will do. Haven't tried that yet. Maybe you can make a video about it :)

Thank you! I'm glad to hear that! To answer your question: by default, the Projects plugin opens the editor when you click on a note link. However, if you press Cmd (or Ctrl on Windows) and click the link, the note will open directly. If you want to change the default behavior, go to the plugin settings and modify the "Link behavior" option. Let me know if that works! Cheers!

Hey Scott! Not yet, but it would be interesting to create a dedicated video or article about that. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll definitely do it!

Hey! Right now, only my main Obsidian vault template, and a dedicated vault template for "Content Management", are available for download exclusively for Insiders on my website at mindstoneconsulting.net. But I’ve got some updates coming in the next couple of months! This includes free resources, like a simple, basic Obsidian vault template similar to the one you saw in the video. More details soon...so, stay tuned!

I'm glad to hear you found it helpful! :) Regarding your question, I use Raycast: raycast.com/?via=marco-serafini (affiliate link). Cheers!

Thank you very much!!

Happy to hear that, Jeremiah!

Thank you very much!! I’ll do my best!

Happy to hear that! 🙌🏻

Thank you! :)

Dataview doesn’t allow you to filter results with block level granularity, but I think you can do something with Datacore (even if it’s still a work in progress). Cheers!

@@Marco_Mindstone Thanks for the tipp! I'll take look at Datacore , and of corse the prompt answer :) I kinda found a workaround with prefixes and dedicated shortcuts to insert a task directly with a prefix for the different groups. with that I can use the standart query to search an tik off the info I told during the meeting. Indirect I have an overwatch which information has been told at which meeting etc. Kind regards from Switzerland!

@@mikawatzel3272 Anytime! Grouping tasks by a specific tag is a different story tho. You can easily accomplish this with the "tasks" query. I thought you were looking for specific blocks of text. I think I show this process in my video about Obsidian Tasks :) Cheers!

yeah, it's just a workaround for now... the goal would be to gather the quotes with the group tag assigned👍

I’m using AnuPpuccin.

Thank you very much! If I understood correctly, I suppose that you are using the Journals plugin. Unfortunately-I quote Sergii, the guy who made the plugin-, "the plugin is build around using that properties to know about note (what journal and what dates). So it is not possible to make them optional without major rewrite." These are two issues about this topic posted on GitHub: - github.com/srg-kostyrko/obsidian-journal/issues/39 - github.com/srg-kostyrko/obsidian-journal/issues/58 Cheers!

@@Marco_Mindstone thanks for the information. Are you still using journals or daily notes/calendar etc?

@ I’m still using Journals. In my opinion is the best solution.

Completely agree with you!

New to Obs. Could you explain why it’s way better?

​@@Krucci-Randi Hey! For me, the main reasons are: - One plugin instead of two. - Multiple journal for different purposes (while I personally stick to one, it’s nice to have the option). - Easy creation of monthly, quarterly, and yearly notes, all directly from the calendar. - Built-in navigation blocks with no need for “complex” Dataview queries. Hope this helps clarify why I prefer Journals! Cheers!

@Marco_Mindstone Thanks for your helpful explanation!

@ Anytime 😉