Understanding Basic Hierarchy Structures
You've set up your Obsidian Vault. You've created your initial set of Folders and a few Notes for experimentation. You're beginning to grasp how organizing your files in Obsidian differs from other applications you've used in the past. Before we move further, let's dig into a few more aspects of that shift in thinking that will help you better understand how you can get the most out of Obsidian.
It's tempting to talk about Templates next, but in order to truly understand their usefulness, covering the functionality of structuring and navigating your Obsidian Vault before we address them makes more sense. You'll see a lot of other tutorials slot Templates here because they are an essential part of the setup process. I was tempted to do the same.
However, the use cases for Templates are so abstract at this juncture that there's nothing to hold on to conceptually to understand how they might benefit you and your work.
