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Obsidian Properties. A simple way to add structured data to your notes: dates, tags, checkboxes, lists, even links. You can also search notes by property and value. ✨ Now available to all with Obsidian 1.4. As always, your data is stored durably and privately on your device.

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Obsidian3 лет назад

Obsidian 1.4 release notes

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Obsidian3 лет назад

How to use Properties in Obsidian

Фото профиля David DeFebo
David DeFebo3 лет назад

I'm on my way to being a power user of Obsidian and loving this update! Thank you! 🙏👏

Фото профиля Glitched | Chloe
Glitched | Chloe3 лет назад

I'm so excited for Properties! Thank you for the continuous improvement of Obsidian's UX.

Фото профиля Tim Miller
Tim Miller3 лет назад

Fantastic. I've been loving properties for the last month, can't wait to see what the community does with them!

Фото профиля Jing
Jing3 лет назад

omg mb i wouldn't have to learn YAML after all

Фото профиля Tariq Khan
Tariq Khan3 лет назад

I might be missing something, but once I add a property then wish to delete the entire property table - it doesnt seem to delete.

Фото профиля MJ | The Waitlist Guy
MJ | The Waitlist Guy3 лет назад

Les go!!! Love it! Good work team 🚀

Фото профиля nout
nout3 лет назад

Looks good. I just had to do a quick custom css to remove the "Properties" header and the "Add property" label. I don't need to see those more than twice to get the point.

Фото профиля Dahmon
Dahmon3 лет назад

Loving this feature so far. It's great to have my frontmatter links show up in the graph. Thank you!

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