May I ask why you are trying to make your note structure like this…? Specificlly why you need a folder for this. You can definitely put everything into one note as following:
# FileName (perhaps createdTime in format YYYYMMDDhhmmss)
### Characters
//content
### Lore
//content
### Quotes
//content, keyword, more content
### Events
//content
If this session folder thing is to help to get access to certain part, the note could also do some similar stuff like:
- If you want to get access to certain section
- type
![[filename#Header]]
- the exclamation mark is to ask the Obsidian to reader the link
-
![[FileName#Quote]]
will render both the header and the content
### Quote
//content, keyword, more content
- If you want to get access to certain paragraph
- type
![[FileName^
and Obsidian will allow you the access any of the paragraph in [[FileName]]
. If you do not know where your required content is, type [[^^
instead.
-
[[^^keyword]]
would give you this option
//content, keyword, more content
However… In terms of data management I strongly recommend you to check out dataview
plugin.
(3) An Introduction to Dataview - Part 1 - YouTube
For example, to show all notes’ ### Quote
sections in one single note:
```query
path: folder1/ subfolder1
// to search though the entire vault, delete the above line
line: (# Quote)
to show all notes that have tag #Character
```dataview
list
from #Character
To show all notes that contains a specific character, for instance, Bob
// fileName
# Event A
// note content will be like
Characters:: Ann, Bob, Cel, David
Description:: these guys are having a picnic
//more content
```dataview
table Description
where contains(Characters, "Bob")
file.name |
Description |
[[Event A]] |
these guys are having a picnic |
this comment is kinda off topic, but I just want you to rethink about your file structure before you actually make a general template.