#22

Hi! I’m slowly filling out my Obsidian Publish site here https://publish.obsidian.md/rosie/

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#23

I find it much easier to focus on the content with Obsidian Publish as opposed to my blog. One big difference is the lack of chronological order. I think this may make it more difficult for visitors to discover new content. I will experiment with a Substack newsletter that would be used to summarize what is new and updated.

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#24

@egfrenzy this might be a relevant post: Sharing linked thinking on the web: methods for helping readers follow along

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#25

Hi Rosie, I really like the styling for your blockquotes and boldened letters. Would you mind sharing the code? I’d like to use it for one of my vaults.

edit: Oh its an Obsidian theme. I just found it. :sweat_smile:

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#26

Guys I’m so sorry. I was ill. No COVID but couldn’t keep it up! I’ll try to catch up soon!

#27

just getting it started so still bare bones. will be about creativity and design process as well as a personal blog and portfolio.

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#28

Eric Gregoric’s - OP is password protected and would love to know how to do this

#29

@plashal Starting in version v0.10.8 (Insider Build), you can manage passwords to your Obsidian Publish vault from the Publish settings.

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#30

This is amazing, thank you!

I hope we have more threads like this or this one keeps updating.

#31

The update is here. Sorry once again. Now I’m gonna have a look at discord to find more OPs and ad them. (Will take a bit longer, becaus I want to get the permission by the owners.) Have a nice day! - Leo

PS: does anyone know how to “hide” the poll?

#32

hehe so many of my notes feel like rough drafts so “well manicured” feels like an unexpected compliment. :sweat_smile:

#33

Perhaps it’s unexpected, but that’s my honest impression. :slight_smile: I only found notes who show exactly what the purpose of these notes is. On top there is a good structure, anyone who lands on your front page can easily navigate through.
Aaaaaaand I didn’t wanted to write “good structured vault” for the 9th time :wink:

Edit: I corrected your link, thank you for the hint :slight_smile:

#34

Oh waw, this what I needed! This open my mind about how different the way of taking note can be. Especially how atomic a note can be. (And also that you can embed a newsletter sign up form, thanks to rosie!)

May I share mine? There are topics like programming, hardware, scuba diving, music, ideas, startups and all combined. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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#35

I will review it in a minute :slight_smile:

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#36

Thanks! I significantly improved it since the day I post this message. Hope you’ll appreciate!

#37

Hi all. Just set my new site up: Obsidian Publish

General blogging and logging about films, music, books.

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#38

I love this thread! I’m going through every single link. I’m nosy and really like seeing what everyone’s notes look like. I’ll contribute my own here as well. I write about software reliability and performance, programming, Dungeons & Dragons, and anything that takes my fancy. :slight_smile:

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#39

Hey @Katlar, thanks for the effort. It’s great to browse through all of the vaults. Although in it’s early stages, I’d like to add :seedling: mine as well :grin:

For now, it mostly features the :open_book: Bible Study in Obsidian Kit but will grow over time with notes and book notes on Faith, Technology, Productivity, The Bible, Culture and all it’s intersections! :heavy_multiplication_x:

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#40

Thank you for your contribution, I will have a look at it and implement it soon!

#41

Hi @Katlar , I might as well throw my hat in the ring…
reggienotes

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