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Use the familiar @ notation to cross link to people files in a people folder.

The @ Symbol Linking plugin streamlines note-taking experience. With this plugin, you can use the `@` symbol to link to specific notes or files, making it easier to reference and connect related information. The plugin also allows you to limit `@` linking to specific folders, such as your "People/" directory, which is particularly useful for creating a personalized knowledge base. Additionally, the plugin supports aliases, allowing you to set nicknames for files in their metadata. Overall, this plugin is designed to make it faster and more efficient to navigate and connect your notes.

A plugin for searching and adding bi-directional links to existing content in Obsidian Vault.

Link research terms to standard entities

Link your Immich images within your vault.

The BookNav Plugin enhances your Obsidian experience by adding an intuitive navigation system to your notes, perfect for documentation or tutorials. This plugin allows you to create interactive, clickable links directly within your notes, which can guide readers through a structured sequence. Users can insert a code block labeled "booknav," where each line represents a link to another page, with options for custom text. Special tags like "prev," "next," and "center" help organize the flow, making it easy for users to move through the content. Whether you're writing a guide or managing a multi-part project, this plugin provides a clean, book-like navigation style. Plus, it's fully compatible with both internal and external links, making it a versatile addition to your workflow.

The Folder Links plugin, provides the option of linking to folders directly. With this plugin, you can create links to your folder structure and easily navigate through them with a click. The folder link styling matches that of regular internal links in Reading Mode, making it seamless to use. To set up a folder link, simply add a forward slash at the end of an existing internal link. For example, `[[MyFolder/]]`. There are some limitations to note - such as the need for manual updates when renaming or moving linked folders.