The Linter plugin for Obsidian enhances note-taking by streamlining formatting and organization with customizable rules. Users can toggle and configure rules to suit their workflows, addressing aspects like YAML structure, headings, spacing, and footnotes. The plugin supports auto-correction of common issues such as redundant spaces, inconsistent list markers, and improper heading capitalization. It ensures cleaner, more consistent notes by aligning document styles and applying standards like proper ellipses and trailing punctuation removal. With an emphasis on configurability, the Linter plugin allows each rule to operate independently, offering flexibility to meet diverse formatting needs without rigid constraints.

The Pia viewer plugin adds custom typefaces to Obsidian, specifically designed for use with Munpia and Novelpia formats. It allows users to easily switch between these two styles, enhancing the visual presentation of notes. The plugin is adaptable, with the possibility of adding more formats upon request. It’s ideal for users who want to display content in a style tailored to these specific formats, improving readability and aesthetic appeal. While it currently supports only these two styles, further customization options may be available based on user feedback.

The Ordered List Style plugin for Obsidian allows users to customize the appearance of ordered lists with ease. With this plugin, you can set the list style inline by adding details in the first list item. For example, you can use curly brackets to specify the desired style, such as `{A}` for upper-roman or `{a}` for lower-alpha. Additionally, there are shorthand options available for common styles like decimal with leading zero. This plugin is particularly useful when creating lists that require a specific formatting scheme, making it easier to organize and present information in a clear and concise manner.

The Painter plugin enhances the visual experience of Obsidian by providing tools for customizing and styling your notes. Users can apply unique color schemes, highlight elements, and create visually engaging notes to suit their preferences or workflows.

The Auto Class plugin allows users to automatically apply CSS classes to notes in Obsidian based on their file paths or tags. This makes it easy to customize the appearance of notes without manually editing YAML headers or adding CSS classes. Users can configure folder paths or tags to apply specific CSS classes to child notes or tagged files. For more advanced usage, glob matching can be enabled to create dynamic and flexible class assignments. The plugin supports the use of CSS snippets, enabling custom visual themes or layout changes for specific notes or folders. Once the rules are set, the plugin automatically applies the CSS classes whenever the view is updated, streamlining customization across an entire vault.

This plugin automatically formats the styles of ordered lists, incrementing the list style for each layer.

Apply custom CSS styles to selected text in your Obsidian Notes

The Style Importer plugin allows you to seamlessly integrate external CSS files into your Obsidian notes, keeping your styles consistent across multiple notebooks. With this plugin, you can load a CSS file from a URL and have it automatically synced with your snippets folder. This feature is particularly useful for developers who want to maintain a uniform style throughout their documentation or knowledge base. By hosting your CSS file on platforms like GitHub Gists, you can easily manage updates and access your styles across all your Obsidian notebooks.

Obsidian plugin that allows to add classes and styles on markdown blocks