obsidian-linter VS Templater

Maybe Linter is something for you. I use it to add/remove frontmatter.

And then i use [Linter](https://github.com/platers/obsidian-linter) the remove the "#".

There’s a linter plugin for Obsidian, too.

I use https://github.com/platers/obsidian-linter, which can add the current file name as a header. I create a new file, press CTRL+S or CMD+S to trigger it, and everything is already in place.

You can use the frontmatter for this. I like the Linter plugin bc it can easily create and update that for you. As for linking to the calendar, there are a few ways to achieve that. You could probably use DataView with the frontmatter mentioned above, but I am not as familiar with that. I just the Calendar + Periodic Notes plugins to create daily notes using a template, which includes this:

If you use Templater plugin, it is straightforward. See tp.frontmatter - Templater

There have been previous articles and videos suggesting using Raindrop.io as a means to manage bookmarks (what they call "Raindrops") for the purposes of managing web content, and then later importing it into Obsidian. I found the process of importing these things to be rather tedious, first starting with a script to read the exported text files, debating about migrating that to using the exported CSV files (which I dismissed due to the irritations of dealing with CSVs), and then finally discovered that Raindrop has an API for pulling content which can be integrated into Templater. Hopefully this is useful to others, and maybe someone might want to create a plugin out of it.

You could do something like this in Obsidian. Perhaps add the text to the document title using Templater?

I’ve spent some time going through the Templater docs for this but I’m not sure of exactly what to call what I’m trying to do so it’s hard to find relevant documentation.

The Templater Plugin comes with a tp.file.move function, which allows you to decide where your new notes should go on a per-termplate basis.

Thanks, I might do the same. I tried copy/pasting the [example template](https://silentvoid13.github.io/Templater/) from the official documentation and it doesn't get parsed at all. To be fair, there seems to be an issue with plugins right now, but this was happening since before today for me personally.

Templater is definitely the fix for what ails you, if not the vanilla template plugin.

Templater lets you insert templates with custom keyboard shortcuts. CMenu adds a small menu at the bottom of the screen that you can fill with any command in Obsidian, including custom ones added by Templater.

You could do that with the Templater Plugin. You could have the prompts in a seperate file and load it inside of templater whenever a new daily note is created:

Visit this page https://github.com/SilentVoid13/Templater