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Re: Some questions I have are keeping me from committing to my Zettelkasten
We could maybe discuss YAML frontmatter parsing for 11ty in another thread if you want. This was just meant as a way to get the data into the YAML preprocessor at all -- I hope you can parse these if needed in a preprocessor step? Otherwise, you need tags: ["#science", "#article", "#medical"] which would give you an array… -
Re: Some questions I have are keeping me from committing to my Zettelkasten
Sorry for my misunderstanding. I use links formatted like [[yyyyMMddhhmm]] for my internal links. I adopted this standard early on and have sometimes wondered if it was the right decision. Starting over, I'd have the link be the file name and I'd put the UID in the YAML and not the file name. I'd spend more time developing… -
Re: Some questions I have are keeping me from committing to my Zettelkasten
@Will YAML indeed treats # in a special way: as a comment! https://github.com/yaml/yaml-grammar/blob/75083c2aaabd0d7453d72de895666b21021826c1/yaml-spec-1.2.txt#L458-L460 You should get a string with tags: "#science #article #medical" Which at least is not nothing
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Re: Some questions I have are keeping me from committing to my Zettelkasten
There are no guarantees in life. Just start and make adjustments as you learn more. This is not necessary with modern file systems and apps. Using a time stamp will help future proof your notes. Use markdown links when referencing an external file or website. Yes, you should use tags. The way tags are searched for is… -
Re: Some questions I have are keeping me from committing to my Zettelkasten
This community is awesome. Thank you everyone for every comment regarding my questions. My post will be long > @andang76 said: As a clarification, I have an Obsidian Vault, and inside I have a folder with my Zettelkasten. In my Obsidian Vault, I have Daily Notes and other notes not related to my Zettelkasten. I like… -
Re: Refactor note
Develope the ideas the outline represents. An outline is valuable for thinking through and arranging ideas. Approach your writing with a mindset of a writer. Use drafts to refine your thoughts. A reference manager comes in handy to trace the origin of your ideas from other sources. Maybe. Add new information when you…