File Order for Obsidian
Use number-prefixes in your file names to define a custom order, and drag-and-drop the files to update that order.
Best For
Key Use Cases
- Creating a custom chapter order for a book or course
- Arranging project tasks or notes in a specific sequence
- Managing daily logs or journal entries in a preferred order
Pros
- Simple and intuitive drag-and-drop interface
- No complex configuration required
- Works well with existing file naming conventions
Limitations
- Requires renaming files, which may affect other plugins or links
- Limited to alphabetical sorting based on prefixes
- Not suitable for dynamic or automated ordering
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