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I'm not sure if I understand your question. Are you thinking about the embedding videos in notes? 

@vladcampos Yes, I think I found a community plugin to do it, appears to work anyway. I just saw your videos embedded and wanted to see what you recommended. I managed to move three of my articles into Obsidian from Blogger and besides some link issues, it wasn't that bad.

It is possible to personalize the titles+ícones using CSS. That's what I did 😉 help.obsidian.md/Editing+and+formatting/Callouts

You are welcome. I do both types of videos here on the channel. I like to explain why I use this or that feature because it might help others who are unfamiliar with the software or service. But I do release these quick ones from time to time to help people who just want to watch a how-to.

I would like that too, but I haven't looked into it yet as there are so many details that I'm still adjusting all over the site.

The ones you see there I did on the fly as I was changing the settings on the notes/pages. Evernote will be a massive endeavor that I left behind as a problem for my future self to deal with 😁. I'm still thinking about how to approach this, but it will definitely be there. Also, there are some other tests I'm doing with tools that have less content like the Supernote. I had this idea of an aggregating page, but I'm still tweaking some details. Evernote will also have one: vladcampos.com/supernote

What do you mean by "channels"? RSS feeds sorted by categories?

Thank you. I'm glad it was helpful.

I don't do that anymore, but yes, that's what I was doing when I published that video.

Sorry. What do you mean by plug-in?

@@vladcampos The way you were able to turn handwriting to text, I've never seen that before. Is that a supernote feature and not an obsidian plugin?

@@vladcampos ooh, ok, i've figured it out 😅 This is a really cool supernote feature! For anyone wondering, it's in the keyboards settings, and you can toggle it with the globe icon

It has been a while since I last used it, but as far as I remember, only the note is moved.

I have always considered the way Obsidian handles attachments to be a weak link (pun intended) when moving from Evernote. Having all of your attachments in one big pile that grows over time bothers me. Having an attachments folder per 'notebook' folder is common practice and is better. But you Still don't easily know which attachments go with which note. So if you delete the note, the attachments all stay behind. Also, if you move the note to another folder, the attachments don't move with it. I'd like to keep my 'notebook' folders self contained so I can move them (and their attachments) to another vault, or even make a vault out of them. One solution I found online is to keep a sub-folder under the 'attachments' folder for each note's attachments. This folder has the same name as the note. This is better, if not a bit more work. Now you know the attachments that belong to the note. There is some manual maintenance required though if you rename the note, or move, or delete the note, but it is doable. But since this is all manual I'm likely to forget it sometimes, and also what to do with the 15k+ notes I already have... SOLVED: I found a plugin called `Custom Attachment Location` that does everything I'm looking for and more. It puts attachments in a subfolder with the same name as the note. It handles folder renames. It moves with the note. It deletes with the note. And you can retroactively 'collect' all the attachments in a note, folder or vault and organize them this way! Caveat: It works to make sure all the notes dependencies are in its attachment folder so it is self contained. This means it will COPY any shared attachments there. No shared attachments (if you use the collect function). This might not be what some people want, but coming from Evernote there are no shared attachments anyway. Any thing you attache to a note is stored 'in' and owned by the note. If I want to share an attachment with another note I don't link to the attachment, I link to the note that owns it.

Agreed. Not a good idea at all. Thankfully the Obsidian CEO had already publicly replayed with an emphatic no.

Excellent question. I have the same concern as well.

Chris, technically speaking it is quite simple to accidentally upload any note, as any note can become a part of the site. That said, there are ways to make an accident like that less likely to happen. For example, you can do what I did, and create a folder dedicated to all the files related to the site. That will help you focus on that folder when uploading things. Complementing that, there's another setting that can hide folders from the uploading workflow. I took note to make a video talking about this and showing the settings.

@@vladcampos For right now I am keeping my published site in a separate vault and simply synching a folder in my primary vault to the vault that is published. This might lead to some broken links at some point, but I would rather risk a broken link than having personal information exposed on the web. :) Thanks for all the great content you produce. I know it takes time, but I've learned a lot watching your videos.

It's in the description under "Resources and References".

Thanks! You too! 🎄 More Obsidian Publish videos coming soon.

I agree, there's almost no friction. To some extent I was already experiencing that, as the Micro Publish plugging makes publishing Obsidian notes on Microblog super easy. But I had to still deal with the blog settings and other small inconveniences. Publish will definitely make things much easier. I just wish it had a way to style the layout as something more similar to a traditional blog.

Thanks, you too! 🎄 I was actually enjoying the every day video. But it is definitely a lot of work.

Don't tell anyone, but this video was recorded 2 days ago 🫣, and I've been already trying Publish to see if it will work for me. If everything goes according to plan, I'll show a first draft of the new site in tomorrow's video 😉

@vladcampos that's really cool. We are about to shut down for the holidays so I am going to have some free time to dig into Obsidian and the Manta.

First off: Love the videos. Love your approach: calm, happy, instructive, honest, not too preachy, paced well. Second: I need to search your site to see what you’ve done with Publish - or if you’re just starting to post on Publish. I’m interested in your insights as I want to start something again and I’m curious about Publish. How it works. The gotchas. I know there are videos on Publish but I’d like to hear from you. (An aside: You’re work with the Supernote also has piqued my interest, although I’m not sure I can justify - I’m not creating content any more, per se, or attending endless meetings, and I do love my iPad/Pencil Pro combo. But who knows.)

Wow! That was fast.

You're welcome!

Hi Rafael, thank you for the suggestion. Anchors work very well on Microblog, and I do use it in some situations. But that would solve just the sharing part of my current problem. I'm looking for two features. A simple way to share, and also a way to update a fragment of content and have it automatically updated on all posts that have that information. With the embedded content feature, which Obsidian has and that also works on Obsidian Publish, I could easily do it. But again, Obsidian Publish is not that good for blogging.

Your question inspired me and I just published a video with my answer. I hope it helps. 👇 ua-cam.com/video/9zWJiv5W7hQ/v-deo.html

Yes! That's the problem. Technically, very different, but, at least in my case, the same content works for both perfectly well. Every time I write something new, or record a video, it feels like the content is bagging me to be repurposed.

@ do you need both? I personally enjoy the Discovery aspects of a second brain style wiki. It brings up satisfying connections

I feel like I need the “wiki”, but I love blogging and sharing. The thing is, if I could make both work together, I would be building the wiki as I share content. There's always something technical and some tips from the posts that I could use to build the wiki gradually.