- Go to the Obsidian preferences
- Click "Community Plugins"
- Click "Browse"
- Search for "Calendar"
- Install and Enable the plugin
@obsdmd 3. On your top right you can now access your calendar.
- Each day is simply a note in Obsidian.
- You can create a note for this day by clicking on it - super simple.
Here is a demo:
@obsdmd 4. The calendar will change as you add notes and todos into your daily entries.
Here is what each feature means:
@obsdmd 5. Make sure to setup a folder for your daily notes to avoid clutter in your vault
-> Go to preferences and select "Daily Notes"
@obsdmd 6. If you want to make weekly notes as well, you have to enable it.
-> Go to preferences and select "Calendar"
-> Check "Show week number"
-> Just like in the previous step, you can set a folder where the weekly notes will go
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