`Templates/Daily note template`: << [[{{yesterday}}|yesterday]] || [[{{date:YYYY-MM}}|month]] || [[{{tomorrow}}|tomorrow]] >> # {{date:dddd, MMMM Do, YYYY}} <% tp.web.daily_quote() %> ## Agenda > [!todo]+ Today > ```tasks > not done > happens {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}} > hide recurrence rule > hide due date > hide scheduled date > sort by priority > ``` > [!danger]+ Overdue > ```tasks > not done > (due before {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}}) OR ((happens before {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}}) AND (priority is above none)) > hide recurrence rule > sort by due date > ``` > [!tip]- Next two weeks > ```tasks > not done > happens after {{date:YYYY-MM-DD}} > happens before {{date+14d:YYYY-MM-DD}} > hide recurrence rule > hide due date > hide scheduled date > group by happens > ``` I use the following plugins with this: - Templater, for `tp` functions - Periodic Notes, as a superior version of Daily Notes - Calendar, to navigate daily notes with a calendar view - Tasks, for task lists (Dataview might also be required but I honestly don't know, haha). First, at the top I have navigation links to tomorrow's and yesterday's daily note, as well as the monthly note corresponding to the month of my current daily note. I then have a header with a formatted version of the day's date, and a quote of the day, which I think is a nice way to kick off any given day. Then below that, I have an agenda with 3 sections: - "Today" which lists incomplete tasks that are due or happen today. - "Overdue" which lists incomplete tasks that either have a due date before today, or both happened before today and have an associated priority. I do this because sometimes I have tasks with no priority assigned that sometimes don't need to be completed. - "Next two weeks" which lists incomplete tasks that happen in the next two weeks. I organize my daily notes by year and then month. For example, today's daily note's path is `Daily notes/2023/10 Oct/2023-10-14.md`. EDIT: One other thing, I also followed [these steps](https://publish.obsidian.md/tasks/How+To/How+to+style+backlinks#Using%20CSS%20to%20replace%20the%20backlinks%20with%20icons) to style back-links with a hyperlink icon instead of the full path. Let's me still have the back-link without all of the extra text.