Note infinite scroll / opening folder of notes

[eMaX]

I’ve implemented something similar, see here. I generate MOCs automatically based on the folder tree.

[eMaX]

What’s the relation between Reflect.app and Obsidian?

[iljapanic]

Has someone found a reasonable way to recreate that infinite daily page scroll feel of Roam et al.?

Daily Notes Viewer embeds a list of daily pages, which technically gives you a continuous view of past daily pages. But since they are embeds, you can’t edit the notes, and they have that embed feel & look.

[zacl]

What you need is to be able to edit embeds.

Edit transcluded (embedded) notes (blocks) in place (likely requires WYSWYG first)

I think you misunderstood my point. The fact that the Hover Editor is forced to use non-API functionality means that it will be very difficult to maintain the plugin, Hover Editor. It will frequently break because it is using functionality that is not guaranteed to remain stable. Thus even though there is a plugin that (to a small degree) resolves this, it is still important that this feature be either incorporated into the API or implemented as a native feature. To your second point, I’m sayin…

[HongDaLiNi]

time, capacity, money

, i suppose

[HongDaLiNi]

+1 need this real bad

i think this post should also be a feature request

[rigmarole]

@HongDaLiNi

i think this post should also be a feature request

Yep, it already is: Continuous View - Scrivener Like

And this is a plugin idea in case someone else wants to build it in the meantime.

[scooks]

Yes, 100% agree that this should be the default behavior. I imagine it borrowing from the nvALT UI.

[Dor]

@pylk

I would love a scrolling view of a directory

This is one of the views available in Tangent Notes. Entirely editable.

Given Obsidian’s foundation in local markdown files, it’s very easy to use more than one program with those files. I tend to work most with Tangent and Canvas. In the past I’ve had both Obsidian and Tangent (and others) open on the same directory and sometimes on the same file.
Tangent uses Obsidian syntax (just starting to diverge eg with highlighting and comments), so it’s easy just to use it as a different view on an Obsidian vault.

[HongDaLiNi]

very nice,
thank you .

[mindgap]

+1 from me as well.

I tried Reflect and love an infinity scroll both into the past AND the future. LogSeq only makes it possible to scroll into the past, but I love to also note things down in the future for project planning, etc.

[liamh]

+1

This is a great feature of Reflect.

[InvisibleCat]

+1 love this idea too

[Ordeeper]

Hey! I had the same issue and couldn’t find a plugin that worked exactly the way I wanted, so I ended up creating my own. It’s heavily inspired by Logseq and allows you to navigate through your daily notes seamlessly, just like in a journal.

Some of the features it includes are:

• Journaling View: Display your daily notes in a continuous journal format for easier review of past entries.
• Multiple Paths Support: You can include multiple directories in the journaling view.
• Customizable Date Format: Compatible with different formats like YYYY-MM-DD or MM-DD-YYYY.
• File Name Customization: Tie the journaling view to a specific file name that you define.
• Filter by Date: Sort and filter entries by date, either “newest first” or “oldest first.”
• Configurable Update Interval: Set how frequently the journaling view updates to reflect changes.

I’m also planning to add some new features in the future! Feel free to check it out here: Journaling for Obsidian, and don’t forget to leave a star if you find it useful! ^^