breadcrumbs VS advanced-tables-obsidian

Waypoint with Folder Note has been a huge improvement for me over things I used to try to do with Breadcrumbs.

Parse block but do not render: - Don't use inner links like [[Note]] in the YAML block, because it doesn't update automatically when you rename the link title. You can test this yourself. - To navigate between MOCs I use Breadcrumb plugin and fill 5 fields (up, same...). - Source block consists of link to article, video...link to author (or simple text), and date of content. - Original block is optional and is used for content that links to the original object (article, video, book). In other words, make it clear that this object is an heir to the knowledge. - Summary field I use to attach to Meta-notes or Group-notes - Summary field, that I use to attach to Meta-notes or Group-note so that I can use Dataview syntax (🤖 =[[NOTE]].summary) to show what the article is about and mark it with an emoji 🤖, because you can't tell if I wrote it myself or it was writting by someone else.

And the breadcrumbs plugin may also be useful for you since you seem to like to have hierarchical organization.

Perhaps one plugin I think might be very useful in your use is Breadcrumbs. It allows you to set up Parent > Child > Sibling relationships between notes using metadata, has a descendancy view (shows all notes in an outline that are related), it's own graph tailored to it's use, or can use Juggl for custom views. I'm sure there's more that isn't coming to my mind right now. But I think you'd find it helpful. The documentation is good, and there's even some YouTube videos on using it.

I think the Breadcrumbs plugin is highly underrated. It gives me another way to structure and navigate my notes in hierarchies that is independent of organization scheme.

Maybe something like Breadcrumbs?

Hey GhostDoj. You can find it here: https://github.com/SkepticMystic/breadcrumbs/wiki/Alternative-Hierarchies

The wiki might have what you need, but I'm also happy to help you set it up over reddit or Discord @SkepticMystic :)

You can use Advanced Tables Plugin. Very useful for formating, sorting, and other utilities for tables on markdown format: https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian

Before they breathed new life into that project I used the following to better manage tables: - https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian - https://github.com/ganesshkumar/obsidian-excel-to-markdown-table

I use advanced tables[0] and Excel to markdown tables[1] plugins - they make working with tables in Obsidian a bit easier.

That said, I think tables are markdown's Achilles heel - anything involving multi-line content starts to make things complicated.

[0]: https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian

[1]: https://github.com/ganesshkumar/obsidian-excel-to-markdown-t...

I really like make.md for its powerful and simplified design. Advanced Tables and Excel to markdown table are great if you are working with tables a lot and also "smaller" plugins like paste url into selection and tag wragler really can make your life easier.

I can recommend https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian, makes dealing with tables much easier.

As usual you've probably got to rely on plugins. [Table Enhancer](https://github.com/Stardusten/ob-table-enhancer) isn't released yet, but it's very usable. I used to use [Advanced Tables](https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian) but Table Enhancer is better, so I only use it to auto-format the markdown now.

I tried to look for a solution: https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian/issues/44

Advanced Tables you need this one, just get it, it lets you make tables without developing a headache. link

There are plugins like improved tables ( https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian ) which make markdown tables quicker to write up.