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by Scott Kingery
<p>I use the Templater plugin for my daily notes because I like to have it laid out in a certain structure every day. This is the code I use at the top of the template that template.</p> <pre class="code">prev: 2025-01-23 next: 2025-01-25 </pre> <p>Here is the result of that code:<br> !<a href="/garden/DailyNoteTemplateNavigation.jpg/" target="_self" class="external-link">DailyNoteTemplateNavigation.jpg</a></p> <p>YYYY-MM-DD is how I name all my daily notes. It's simple. I date every note i make and include a link back to the daily note with a simple link were I only have to know today's date. For example, today I'd just do <code>2024-01-06</code></p> <p>tag: <a href="/garden/Obsidian/" target="_self" class="external-link">Obsidian</a></p>
by Scott Kingery
<p>If you have the Dataview Plugin installed in your Obsidian Vault, you can use this snippet of code to list all the fields and their value that dataview can see. This helps in programming Dataview queries because it helps you understand the structure of the page.</p> <p>Put the following in a dataviewjs block</p> <pre class="">$= dv.span(dv.current()) </pre> <p>Here is an example of the result of that code:</p> <div style="width:60%;"><img class="u-photo" alt="screenshot showing results of dataview javascript code" src="/assets/images/obsidiandv.png"></div> tags: Obsidian