flowershow VS obsidian-zola

Using Flowershow as a template to make a content driven site takes the hassle out of implementing a lot of useful features from scratch, so give it a try if you just want to get started getting your content online!

# FlowershowPublish directly from Obsidian.https://flowershow.app/

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Anyone have any experience setting up the Obsidian-Zola Netlify site? It looks great and I am so close to having it set up, but I keep getting a "404 Page Not Found" error code.

Using obsidian-zola-plus which is my fork of rockmanvnx6's fork of obsidian-zola which uses Zola, elasticlunr and Obsidian-export. I use GitHub for content and history, Netlify for hosting, Giscuss for comments and some python scripts for content manipulation

Howdy. A few months ago I was looking for a way to host my obsidian vault as a website without paying the pricey $20/mo Obsidian Publish fee. Naturally I stumbled on [obsidian-zola](https://github.com/ppeetteerrs/obsidian-zola) by ppeetteerrs. I liked it well enough but there were some limitation that I just couldn't overlook.

I really liked the layout of obsidian-zola, but disliked the requirements of hosting it on netlify for various reasons, and wanted to be able to host it on GitHub Pages. So I decided to create a simple GitHub action to do just that. I think I've ironed most the bugs, but with only a few test vaults it is hard to tell. I would love it if other could test it, and see how it stands up against their vaults. And if there are errors, or issues with things to leave a comment or an issue on github, so I get those fixed!

I've been using this: https://github.com/ppeetteerrs/obsidian-zola

There's also Obsidian Zola. It needs netlify though. What's great is that you only need to put one configuration file on your vault repo and that's it. Netlify will auto deploy and publish it.

Another thing to note is that I saw you copied the netlify.toml from the example site, instead you should use the content from here because the example site uses a development version of the tools (which is sometimes unstable).

To me, Obsidian is the perfect PKM software for quick and efficient note taking. Personally, I would not spend much time trying to customize and stylize my Obsidian notes because that would defeat the purpose of using Obsidian as a PKM system (i.e. if I want things pretty I would go for Notion?). However, I still want a quick and easy way to share the knowledge that I have accumulated with others. Hence, I made this repository to turn my Obsidian notes into a simple static website for free using Zola and Netlify. All I have to do is to add a netlify.toml file and adjust my Obsidian settings. For those of you who are looking for a fuzz-free solution to publishing your Obsidian notes, you can check this out!