Gamifying obsidian can be a really powerful way to make your notes accessible and engaging. Be it Tasks, Chores, Activities or picking some fun recipes for next weeks dinner and shopping list. Think in line of “The Dice Man” from 1971 by Luke Rhinehart (pen name of George Cockcroft) which decided to let dice rolls decide all of his life decissions. While this might be taking things into the extremes i think there is a valuable lesson in introducing some randomness.
Jimp eller sharp for bilde komprimering. Moderne og fremtidsrettet, holde oss til node.js libraries virker fornuftig.. Structure of blog mode /public_html/ ├── index.html # Auto-generated blog homepage post order by based on published date key and with links to static pages ├── posts/ │ ├── my-first-post.html │ └── another-post.html ├── media/ │ └── images/ ├── pages/ └── feed.xml # RSS feed Option to change index name if you have other main page of the blog Separate html template for the index blog landing page, what about styling?