I have been doing this, using the same phraseexpress functions and just changing bookmark locations / retaining bookmarknames
Also, this is my new general workflow:
ALT1 @Task -> (by the week)
ALT2 @Week -> (can access daily logs quickly here)
ALT3 -> TempProject1
ALT4 ->TempProject2
ALT5 ->TempProject3
ALT6 ->TempProject4
I have decided to omit shortcuts for each day, since its too time consuming to change that everyday. Now I only change shortcuts, once a week, and then based on project needs (which are very slow changing as well)
So on sunday of everyweek, I read, analyze, and compile my notes through the week for about an hour, and also subsequently write weekly blog posts on things I am working on (not through dynalist, via wordpress and app.classeur.io)
Throughout the week, nothing on my system is changing, and I am following all the rules I outlined for myself in previous posts
Also, another note. You can press ALT+(LEFT ARROW KEY) and ALT+(RIGHT ARROW KEY) to quickly flip back and forth between pages too
Also, I have generally named some shortcuts like ALT+3 or ALT+4 so I can add some notes on the shortcut, should I access it through the bookmarks panel
EDIT
I decided to make ALT+3 a location where I make something similar to “Evernotes Tag Pane”, so I can search through what project tags are where, nest different tag structures, what my tagging naming conventions are, etc. This list will grow over time, for now I will be tracking only a handful of tags. Each tag I am tracking is going to be a uniquename that is not super generic, so conventions stick better.
E.G. If I am working on a wordpress site I wouldn’t tag it @wordpress site since there could be many of them down the road, but rather @[specificDomainName] would be the tag I would use
example:
Also, this is where I do searches for specific tags. I no longer will be typing “search for tags” in the searcbar because what happens is dynalist.io is constantly guessing what I am typing in search, thereby severaly lagging up my notetaking systems. As documents get bigger, and more tags are available, it starts bottlenecking searches by a few seconds.
See example below
EDIT REVISED AGAIN
I started incorporating markdown syntax to inline images for general folders / categories, so its easier to narrow down and find things
ALT1 are tasks
ALT2 are weeks
ALT3 are all my tags(and nested nag) relationships for project tracking / shortcuts list panel / links to other locations in my master doc
ALT4 is a quicklist to all my wikinotes
ALT5 is a breakdown list of all my coursenotes
ALT6 is my SOP (Standard operating procedures) manual I defined for myself, since there are so many rules & ideas I have to remember/follow to ensure my notes are easily referencable in any situation in any format, and all the manual integrations into other platforms (e.g. treat evernote as a journal, treat onenote as a backup, how often I have to do manual backups for things that do not have backup systems (shareX), least # of steps involved to do task tracking, etc), move images to album on phone right away with specific folder naming conventions, task lists are found in XYZ at house, etc, DIY household organizational tricks, workflows for capturing ideas and cataloging them, stickynote locations, LifeProTips from reddit / ones I made myself, etc.
Because if I don’t regularly use my system I might forget what things are best (e.g. go on vacation for a month, come back, forget what rules were best, waste time relearning and retracing steps. E.G. move to a new city), etc.
My SOP manual on “ALT6” shortcut, is essentially why bloggers create personal blogs. But these notes are all private though by default. Its a privatized version of https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/
EDIT I also edited my settings for more readability, I think Calibri + Compact is the easiest to look at , plus you can also fit more stuff then the standard “Cozy / Whitney” default settings. Its commonly said that Calibri, Arial, or Helvetica are the overall best fonts too