Andy's Evergreen notes published on Obsidian website

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#1

Hi I just found out that Obsidian has published the original Andy Matuschak’s notes (notes.andymatuschak.org) on its own website in the almost exact same format and structure! See this: Evergreen notes - Obsidian Publish

Can someone please tell me how did Obsidian achieve this? What tool did they use?

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#2

I didn’t know this! Thanks for sharing.

#3

Obsidian Publish

#4

Thank you @WhiteNoise. I noticed just now. This one is at $8/month. So have to think about it. One question in case if anyone knows - those beautiful horizontal peripheral side deck views - can they be seen only after you have written your text notes and saved? Can I not see that same structure when I am writing those notes and don’t want to publish them using Obsidian Publish?

#5

I think you a re referring to the plugin called “Sliding Mode / Andy mode”

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#6

Or maybe you just want the graph and table of contents on the right side. Both things can be anchive within obsidian. You can drag and drop to the sides

#7

Thats right! Thank you! I am not too techy. So what is the best way to get this plugin? I think this is the link: https://github.com/deathau/sliding-panes-obsidian/releases/tag/v3.0.0 is it? If yes, what is the best way to add to the Obsedian Windows app. Will this show up in a ready to install manner under the “third party plugins” in the Windows app menu?

#8

You can install plugins from within Obsidian, just enable third party plugins and browse the availabel pluigins

I suggest you to read the included docs in the help vault.

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