The Ultimate Obsidian for Beginner's Guide 2024

[@sethrakes1991]

Thank you so much for making this. Best tutorial I've watched so far 🔥

[@creadevlabs]

So glad you found it useful! Thanks for watching!

[@stta7970]

Thank you , this video is very helpful :)

[@creadevlabs]

You’re welcome 😁 I’m glad it was helpful to you.

[@ZaraZero-l4t]

This video is on fire 🔥❤ Thank you so much

[@creadevlabs]

Glad you like it! Hopefully it's useful to you!

[@amarnaik2083]

Excellent Video on Obsidian for beginners! Can't wait to try this for my research work

[@creadevlabs]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Good luck with your research!

[@DEKKD]

Fantastic video. Great information delivered in a concise usable way.

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you! I'm glad you found the video useful and easy to follow 😁

[@kindry-n7p]

Thank you, this was the best tutorial I could ask for :)

[@creadevlabs]

You're welcome! I'm glad you found it useful 😊

[@bharatyadav-qf6py]

Thanks for creating this video

[@creadevlabs]

You’re welcome! I hope it was useful to you.

[@ZeeWolfed]

Really good video interesting and useful thanks mate

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you so much! I’m glad you found it useful.

[@juanvicentetrinidadarteaga8679]

Gracias por tu video, es excelente!!!

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the video 😁

[@ct8698]

Dump the folder structure. Use 2 yml properties for each note. Tag and Type and place everything in 1 folder. Of course you can use more, but these are important. Type is for example: Itinerary, Knowledge, Map of Content, or just Note In the Tag property you can fill in everything that has to do with the subject. Then you make a bookmark to the type field: ie ["Type":Itinerary] You can then search by Type or tag subject. On top of that you use Omnisearch and you will find everything in no time. Even within PDFs Imported stuff - images, PDFs etc. you place in a separate folder. Templates also Bam - my perfect setup

[@creadevlabs]

Amazing! I love this! I’ll have to see about incorporating some of these ideas into my setup. I love a minimal folder structure. Thanks for sharing! 😁

[@blackrookgaming]

Squiggly line is called a tilde

[@creadevlabs]

Thank you! I couldn’t remember what it was called while filming but looked it up afterwards.