The only thing I think about is use zettelkasten method on all folder/notes.
Sounds a bit cumbersome to me.
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Depends what you mean by sub note.
You can simply have one note with a header hierarchy.
I prefer subnotes too, but I guess there’s no concept of subnote like in other apps.
zk cards might be a similar way by linking each other.
I will try explain
I create folder “Law” → sub folder Labour law, Contract law etc.
subfolder: Labour law - I create NOTE index then NOTE chapter 1, NOTE chapter 2 (connect it to chapter 1) etc
When I take my notes I need to summarize judgments, they part of the chapter.
I don’t want all my summarize will show in chapter. Just name of the judgments and few words.
I prefer make note with X summarize judgment and attach to the note the original file.
Also, In my note sometimes I need to Interpret words and write meaning.
I don’t want write the meaning in the note, I want connect the word I didnt know to page with all words i was need to Interpret.
so when I click on X word it will take me to the X word-meaning in page of all words without search the X word.
What is the right way to structure it?
Thanks.
Sorry for the English, hope I was able to explain myself properly.
There’s no right way, just many options.
Remember that a single note can be the same as the top bullet in an outline, with a hierarchy of six header levels below. So you could have each chapter as a single note. That would give you the ability to focus on a single section, the ability to link to headers or blocks. And some sections clearly being sub-sections of others. And only one file.
An alternative would be multiple notes, connected primarily by links or a MOC/Index. It would, I think, be more complex to indicate a sub note relationship this way.
Word interpretations could be done as headers or blocks in a single Word Meaning note. You’d have to decide how to write the links in the connecting note.
An alternative would be to have each word meaning a separate note with a single MOC note that contains links to them all. Personally, I’d probably do this, and have all the meaning notes in a Word Meaning folder. The advantage is that in the main note you would only ever have to put the wikilinking around the word.
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This is what I do.
Create a folder
In the folder create a note named “Index”
Open the index folder and add references to the Chapters. So, like this:
![[Chapter 1]]
![[Chapter 2]]
… and so on.
Initially, these notes do not exist. But, the Index note I can now see
Click the “Click to Create” button, and I now have a note named Chapter 1 that I can access via the Index note.
And so on.
The reason I use ![[Chapter 1]] is because I want to transclude the content of that note into the Index note. Just my personal tic. If you don’t want transclusion then use
[[Chapter 1]]
[[Chapter 2]]
There are other approaches, Templates, etc., but this one is quick for me.
Can you take please print screen and show how its look?
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I did. In my post above.
The thing is, this is so simple and easy to check out, so maybe test it yourself? You won’t break anything.
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There’s also a Folder Notes plugin you can use to turn folders into notes. That’s what I use.
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