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We use | We use three patterns to help pages stay organized and keep from becoming scattered: | ||
* Reserve top-level headers for meta-level page organization (different sections for different uses of the page) | * Reserve top-level headers for meta-level page organization (different sections for different uses of the page) | ||
* | * Take notes chronologically in a top-level Notes section | ||
* Move information to sub-pages as it accumulates or requires more room | |||
See [[Zettelkasten/Patterns/Page Organization]] for a detailed explanation of these patterns. | |||
Revision as of 19:04, 4 February 2022
Daily Page Pattern
The Daily Page Pattern consists of creating a page named [[YYYYMMDD]] that collects all of the notes for a given day.
See Zettelkasten/Patterns/Daily Page Pattern for a detailed explanation of the pattern.
See 20160101 for an example of what a daily page looks like.
Monthly Template Pattern
The Monthly Pattern consists of a special month template, consisting of the month and year (like {{January2016}} for example) that contains links to all of the daily pages for that month.
See Zettelkasten/Patterns/Monthly Template Pattern for a detailed explanation of the pattern.
See {{January2016}} for an example of what a daily page looks like.
Page Organization Patterns
We use three patterns to help pages stay organized and keep from becoming scattered:
- Reserve top-level headers for meta-level page organization (different sections for different uses of the page)
- Take notes chronologically in a top-level Notes section
- Move information to sub-pages as it accumulates or requires more room
See Zettelkasten/Patterns/Page Organization for a detailed explanation of these patterns.