The Bible Reference plugin enhances Bible study within Obsidian by providing easy access to Bible verses through automated suggestions. Users can quickly reference scripture by typing verse references like '--John1:1' in their notes, with options to adjust for iOS device compatibility. The plugin allows seamless lookup and insertion of Bible verses into notes, simplifying the process of organizing and annotating biblical study materials. It supports custom reference triggers and displays scripture suggestions in a user-friendly interface. The tool is designed to integrate smoothly with Obsidian’s note-taking environment, promoting a streamlined approach to Bible study and scripture annotation.

The Pandoc Reference List plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently cite sources in their notes. This plugin seamlessly integrates with Pandoc, allowing you to display a formatted reference list in the sidebar for each citekey present in your current document. With this plugin, you can easily keep track of your sources and maintain accurate citations throughout your research. The plugin also supports custom CSL styles, giving you flexibility in formatting your references. Whether you're working on an academic paper or simply want to keep your notes organized, the Pandoc Reference List plugin is a valuable addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The Perplexity Converter Plugin for Obsidian addresses the issue of broken reference links in Perplexity outputs. When you paste Perplexity-generated text into your Obsidian notes, references appear as bracketed numbers (e.g., [1]), which Obsidian mistakenly interprets as external links with no destination. This plugin fixes the problem by converting those references into proper clickable links, ensuring they point to the correct external sources. It also modifies the reference section at the end of the note, making it display correctly without any unnecessary hyperlinks. The plugin only processes selected text, so previously fixed references remain intact. Perfect for anyone who frequently imports content from Perplexity, this tool ensures your citations are usable and well-formatted.

Reference and citation map for literature review and discovery

An Obsidian plugin that turns links into bibliographies in styles like Harvard, MLA, APA, and more.

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Link LDS Scriptures in Your Obsidian Notes!

The LDS Library Reference plugin integrates scripture and General Conference references directly into Obsidian. Users can easily insert verses from the standard works, including the Bible, Book of Mormon, Doctrine and Covenants, and Pearl of Great Price, using a structured syntax. Additionally, the plugin supports quoting and formatting passages from General Conference talks by referencing specific URLs. It dynamically fetches content in multiple languages from the official church website and allows users to customize language preferences. This plugin is ideal for users who want to seamlessly incorporate religious texts and conference insights into their notes for study and reference.

The Wikipedia plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who frequently find themselves looking up information on Wikipedia while taking notes. This plugin allows you to easily integrate Wikipedia content into your active note, streamlining your research process. With two simple commands, you can fetch the first section of Wikipedia based on your note's title or a custom search term. The plugin also comes with customizable settings, enabling you to tailor the output to suit your needs. Whether you're writing an article, creating a knowledge base, or simply want to quickly access relevant information, the Wikipedia plugin is an invaluable tool for Obsidian users.