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Thanks a lot for this great video. At czcams.com/video/sEgzrRNkgsE/video.htmlsi=AfcYVuPFoR4bzXU4&t=4066: Why do the links have to be in the yaml section? If you ask dataview for notes that contain a certain link, it yields all notes with the link anywhere in the note, not only in the yaml section, right? So when is the whole note content considered, and when is only the yaml section considered?

This is such an incredible talk; a beautiful solution to minimise the effort of organisation without losing the power of backlinks! Take a bow.

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:03 📌 *Configuración inicial de Breadcrumbs y estructura básica* - Breadcrumbs es un complemento para añadir estructura jerárquica a las notas en Obsidian. - Permite crear jerarquías de varias maneras, siendo flexible y no restrictivo como las carpetas. - Configuración inicial incluye la instalación del complemento, ajustes de jerarquía y creación de nodos de prueba. 07:31 🧭 *Uso de la vista de matriz y detalles adicionales* - La vista de matriz proporciona una representación visual de las relaciones jerárquicas. - Permite navegar y modificar la estructura de manera eficiente. - Se destaca la relación implícita que Breadcrumbs reconoce al moverse en la dirección opuesta en la jerarquía. 10:12 📊 *Vista de estadísticas y análisis de datos* - La vista de estadísticas muestra información detallada sobre la cantidad de nodos en cada dirección. - Proporciona números específicos sobre las relaciones establecidas en la jerarquía. - Permite copiar información útil para análisis adicional. 13:55 🏷️ *Jerarquías alternativas: Notas de etiquetas y carpetas* - Las notas de etiquetas permiten crear estructuras basadas en etiquetas y subetiquetas. - Las notas de carpetas crean jerarquías utilizando la estructura de carpetas tradicional. - Ambas opciones ofrecen flexibilidad en la creación de relaciones jerárquicas de manera más automática. 17:57 🔄 *Uso de notas de travesía para relaciones complejas* - Las notas de travesía permiten realizar un recorrido profundo en la estructura de nodos. - Realizan un análisis en profundidad de las relaciones descendentes desde un nodo específico. - Facilitan la creación de estructuras más complejas y ramificadas. 20:33 📑 *Notas de jerarquía para relaciones centralizadas* - Las notas de jerarquía permiten definir relaciones en una sola nota, externamente a las notas en la jerarquía. - Ofrecen una manera eficiente de organizar complejas relaciones jerárquicas en una ubicación centralizada. - Pueden ser excluidas o incluidas en la jerarquía según las necesidades del usuario. 21:44 📈 *Vistas adicionales: Descendente y vista de patos* - La vista descendente muestra todos los nodos descendientes de un nodo específico. - La vista de patos identifica nodos sin relaciones jerárquicas y permite filtrarlos según criterios específicos. - Proporcionan herramientas adicionales para entender y gestionar la estructura de la información. 23:36 🌐 *Visualización gráfica de la jerarquía* - La vista de visualización ofrece representaciones gráficas de la estructura jerárquica. - Incluye gráfico dirigido por fuerzas y diagrama de arco para visualizar las relaciones de manera intuitiva. - Permite explorar la jerarquía de manera interactiva y personalizable. 24:48 📄 *Comandos avanzados: Escribir relaciones y crear índices* - Uso del comando "write breadcrumbs to file" para establecer relaciones entre notas. - Permite completar relaciones implícitas mediante un comando específico. - Posibilidad de personalizar qué campos se escriben y activar campos de datos en línea. 27:19 📑 *Creación de índices locales y globales* - El comando "create index" facilita la generación de una jerarquía completa descendente desde el nodo actual. - Permite copiar la estructura jerárquica local o global a través de un comando específico. - Herramientas adicionales como "jump to a direction" agilizan la navegación en el índice creado. 28:14 🚀 *Navegación rápida y relaciones de año a año* - Uso del comando "jump to a direction" para una navegación rápida entre nodos específicos. - Establecimiento de relaciones "next" y "previous" entre notas para una navegación eficiente. - Demostración de cómo utilizar las teclas de flecha para vincular comandos y mejorar la velocidad de movimiento entre nodos. 30:03 🧵 *Función de enhebrado: Creación rápida de relaciones* - Introducción a la función de enhebrado para crear fácilmente relaciones entre notas. - Demostración de cómo utilizar comandos como "create a new next" para agilizar la creación de relaciones. - Facilita la vinculación rápida entre nodos y la construcción eficiente de la estructura de notas. 31:20 🎉 *Conclusión y posibilidades de personalización* - Resumen de las características presentadas y su utilidad en la gestión de notas. - Destacar la amplia gama de opciones de personalización y ajustes disponibles. - Invitación a explorar y experimentar con las diversas funciones para adaptar Breadcrumbs a las preferencias individuales. Made with HARPA AI

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Really concise, well prepared presentation! I find it very helpful. On a side note, I’m curious how you made icons pop up next to the link, ie person icon next to Joe Biden. I really need it to organize names of authors.

I can't thank you all enough. Similar to Apolaine, I am a 53 year old red-box veteran returning to the game, funny enough, to play with my adult children & their friends. Being the old guy, earned me the "Will you DM for us?" So here I am re-learning it again in the digital age. I've been looking a way to turn my iPad into my Campaign Grimoire and this has helped tremendously!

1) Is there a way to copy the result of a Dataview query from obsidian and paste it into Notepad/MS Word/Excel etc. Any plugin which can help us in doing this? 2) If i have text in obsidian with formatting like [[ ]], bold etc.., how can i copy the text without formatting/[[]] and paste it into notepad/MS Word as plain text? Thanks in advance for your help.

Thank you for this video. Has anybody here done a whole thesis in Obsidian, collected in together with Longform and exported it into PDF to sent to the printers' shop, so they can produce the bound print copy for the university library? Did it work smoothly?

Nice thanks, also which theme are you using it's nice.

There is no eng subs. There is only auto-translation from german.

What is the relation between Biden and Macron? let me think about that. Well both are shameless and not elected, put in place by the World economic forum. Let's say Rotschilds... About climate? Well richer deciding for poorest people, when they have never followed the rules they are putting in place wordly in a non voted manner.

Trying this on ipad and it does not work

It is always interesting to see the difference between what highly compulsive perfectionists do in contrast to highly effective people. Lets you experience the pareto principle from both sides.

no graph though

Has anyone got this working? All I get is "this note has no real or implied parent"

Hi there, which NLP should I use to leverage the sentiment analysis and other models available please? Cheers.

I wanted this for the note placement predictability thing I saw about it, so I installed it from the plug-in community directly through obsidian, Assigned the hotkey to open the view, but it did nothing, I relaunched the app, still, nothing, I reset my computer, everything, it's still, nothing happens when I hit the hotkey, there is no other way it seems to open it without a custom hotkey, so I uninstalled it now, I yearn for the predictability element, it's why I am interested in smart connection/ai plugins but don't want to use tokens, etc....le'sigh :(

trying to get this to work and it does nothing for me, using ITS and trying to put text to the right of a picture, and its just refusing to let me unfortunately

just half way into the video and i have to comment on this: i am a pretty noob user to obsidian and the way you explain everything is so concise, simple and fun to understand. Thank you very much!! You are a great teacher for simplifying these daunting concepts

Благодарю, это как раз то что я искал, то что мне очень нужно.

Really inspiring. Thank you!!

Thank you for the video! But I found my hierarchical relationships can't show in the graph view (I use folder notes to make index btw) Is there any way to solve this?

but how to do it?

Is there any tutorial from SlRvb? It seems to be complicated to create all thoses queries from scratch.

only the sizing one works the rest doesn't work for me (like |300) do I need to install any plugin?

thanks so much, great info!!

Plugin works on mobile?

Is it possible to display certain images in the style of apple photos or google photos? Or maybe just like instagram… a bunch of squares, filled with photos with the tag: inspiration for example

Good work! Takes a while to watch, as I can repeat every step on my machine. Did learn a lot.

Very disappointed that this didn't even attempt to merge with Obsidian knowledge storage. SRS, both SuperMemo & Anki, are rife with problems as far as providing a nice dividing line between notes you *don't* want to memorize, and notes you do. Also, just facilitating the learning phase for any one bit of knowledge. There is really a lot of potential for mending the gap between long-form knowledge structures & engram'able associations with the tooling & extensibility that Obsidian provides... but this didn't even attempt to relate it to obsidian :/ Until this gap is properly mortared, SRS/Anki will be relegated to the dustbin of language learning & course-cramming. Sad to see no one else interested in integrating the two distinct concern areas of PKBS & decmem-based memory maintenance.

Thanks for this!

This was very helpful. Thanks!

Can anyone help out? I don’t understand why, when I enter the ‘minimal query’ ```dataview list ``` I get a parsing error. If I add something to it, for instance ```dataview list from -“Help” ``` the parsing error disappears (even though “Help” is a non-existing folder.

This is so helpful. I'm just getting started so I'm mostly consuming everything I can find that is related to using Obsidian as a GM. Everyone learns in different ways so if anyone out there is wondering if people would benefit from another 'how I use Obsidian' video, the answer is always 'yes'.

Sorry for my different type of Qs ! I see your browser Sidebar ... Til i watching your video , it's annoying me how can i do mine to same :D Is it Firefox ? It's a extension ? Thx for your help ...

reference, that's great, but what about footnotes?

Why does "next" / "previous" not also count as "sibling"?

any theme for poker note player?

2:07 Facts - the where, what, why, and how 2:35: Fact - example 5:00 Facts - graph relationships

It's always a good idea to use light background when sharing code snippets. The contrast between the background and commas or brackets is so little that I had to up the brightness to see them. I get you're trying to hide it to focus on data, it's just hard to read on my mobile screen. Thank you for making this video. Wasn't feeling like reaching documentation today.

Nice video! thanks for the great tips :)

can it work also in edit mode?

Amazing key stroke noises all throughout the presentation! <3

hi guys, i having a problem ordering my breadcrumb view, when i have list bigger than 10 simblings the order swhows 1. - 10. - 11. - 12. - 2. - 3. -4.. Therefore, the decimal number are comming before 2, 3, 4 etc. Is there a way to solve this?

Can this plugin be helpful if I want to navigate between my daily notes from the note itself (to be able to go to previous/next note from the current note)? I guess I can with the help of this plugin and a template. I just cannot wrap my head around how to connect these sibling notes.

Great stuff! Thanks! What if I want to list all notes that contain link to the current note? list from "" Where file.name.field = this.file.name ? What is missing here?

If there a VS Code command that can delete all the code inside a function curly braces {} but keeps the function header in the file? He seemed to use a command like that in a few places?