lapis dome
Hi everyone, I'm working on my vault and I encountered a conflict which I'm not sure how to resolve myself. As most of you, I don't use any file structure and all my notes are in one folder and I like this since it removes a lot of cognitive load when creating notes but now I'm working on certification and I want to document it and have that knowledge inside my vault.
I know many of you will say that those are not my notes and maybe that's why I shouldn't keep them in my vault but I like to have everything in one place so I can quickly look it up. I write down whole lectures and later create my own notes with additional information and my own input on it.
So the problem is keeping the structure of lecture notes in a system without structure...
So I'm taking the RTO certification and it has this kind of structure:
1. Getting Started
1.1 Course Introduction
1.2 What is Red Teaming?
...
2. Command & Control
2.1 Red Team Ops Lab
2.2 Cobalt Strike
....
Is there a plugin that would help me somehow connect those notes easily so I can easily navigate them in a structured way?
Maybe better approach using tags or something else? Or should I just fall back to structured files? 😦
- The issue I'm facing now is that if I don't number them in title I lose the ordering of the notes and I'm not big fan of numbers in the title since then from graph view it's not really structured and easy to navigate without some cognitive load.
- I tried Structured plugin but it isn't quite what I'm looking for. Biggest issue is that all notes have to have this weird naming system
RTO.Getting Started.Course Introductionwhich is super ugly- it doesn't create notes in default folder
- there is no like quick plugin view like Outline where you would see the structure of the notes
- navigation with it is super slow and has cognitive overload
tardy pebble
