New Plugins (10) #

The Table Line Break plugin solves a specific mobile editing limitation by adding line breaks within table cells without needing a hardware keyboard. On desktop, pressing SHIFT+ENTER wraps text inside the same cell, but mobile devices can't execute this key combination. This plugin introduces a command that inserts HTML `<br>` tags to create line breaks within cells. You can trigger it through a ribbon icon, the command palette or add it to your mobile toolbar for quick access. It's particularly useful when you need multi line content in a single table cell while working on phones or tablets.

The Source Mode Styling plugin transforms source mode into a genuine raw text editor with monospace fonts and customizable styling options. It creates clear visual separation from Live Preview by applying developer friendly aesthetics. The plugin automatically detects monospace fonts installed on your system (Source Code Pro, Fira Code, JetBrains Mono, etc.) and lets you control font weight, size, color, line height and background.

The Floating Headings plugin adds a Notion style collapsible outline sidebar that floats alongside your editor. It displays visual heading indicators in a compact collapsed view, expanding on hover to show the full outline. Click any heading to jump there instantly. The panel includes real time search filtering, collapsible hierarchies and configurable positioning (left/right, vertical placement). You can filter by heading levels (H1-H6), customize appearance extensively (widths, heights, line thickness, animation speed) and even use custom regex patterns to parse complex heading formats like inline LaTeX or links.

The Decks plugin brings spaced repetition flashcards directly into your vault using the FSRS algorithm for optimized learning. Create cards in two ways: header-paragraph format where each heading becomes the front of a card or table format with question and answer columns. Tag your notes with `#flashcards` and the plugin automatically extracts and syncs them. Cards progress through learning states (new → learning → due) with intervals that adapt based on your performance. Rate each review as Again, Hard, Good or Easy to control scheduling. The plugin tracks detailed statistics including daily progress, retention rates and future workload forecasts.

The Blueprint plugin enforces per note templates using the Nunjucks templating engine with special features for managing note structure. Templates live in `.blueprint` files that you reference via frontmatter, letting you define sections using heading based blocks that preserve user edits on subsequent applications. When you apply a blueprint, it adds missing frontmatter properties without removing existing ones, interpolates variables from your properties and updates section content only if those sections don't already exist in your note. The plugin includes custom filters like `to_embed` for converting links to embeds, `split` for string manipulation and `get_frontmatter` for accessing other notes' properties.

The Typst Mate plugin replaces MathJax with Typst for rendering math expressions offering inline math, display math and code block support. It includes productivity features like snippet expansion, symbol completion (with LaTeX command search via backslash), bracket jumping and a linter. The plugin supports preambles and templates called processors, works with nearly all Typst packages and handles custom fonts on desktop. Background rendering keeps things smooth while you type. Context menu options let you copy rendered output as SVG or PNG. Integration exists for Excalidraw, Equation Citator, and various export plugins. Typst Tools provide a symbols viewer, packages browser, handwritten symbol recognition via Detypify, LaTeX-to-Typst conversion through TyLax and a commutative diagram editor.

The Pandoc Extended Markdown plugin brings Pandoc's extended markdown syntax to your vault, focusing on enhanced lists and typography. Write superscripts with `^text^` and subscripts with `~text~` that work everywhere. Create fancy lists using uppercase/lowercase letters, roman numerals or auto numbering with `#.`. Definition lists support multiple definitions per term with `:` or `~` markers. Example lists let you create numbered examples and reference them later. The plugin includes auto renumbering for list items, strict Pandoc mode for validation and a dedicated list panel sidebar showing custom labels, examples, definitions and footnotes. It adds custom label lists with `{::LABEL}` syntax and placeholder based auto numbering.

The Mermaid Icons plugin fixes Font Awesome icon rendering in Mermaid diagrams and extends support to additional icon sets. While Mermaid natively supports Font Awesome syntax, the icons don't render properly in Obsidian without this plugin. It loads the necessary stylesheets and fonts. Beyond fixing Font Awesome, it bundles popular icon sets like SVG Logos and Lucide icons letting you use them with custom prefixes (`logos:icon-name`, `lucide:icon-name`). A fuzzy search modal triggered by `Cmd+Shift+m` helps you quickly find and insert icons.

The Hardcover plugin syncs your Hardcover reading library into your vault, creating one note per book with comprehensive metadata in frontmatter. It performs incremental updates, only syncing books that changed since the last sync. Each note includes configurable fields like title, authors, rating, status, quotes from your reading journal, genres and more. You can format authors, series, genres and publishers as wikilinks for interconnected notes. The plugin supports directory organization by author and/or series with customizable folder structures. A delimiter system separates plugi generated content from your personal notes, preserving your additions during syncs.

The Anki Helper plugin enhances the obsidian_to_anki workflow where headings serve as questions and following text as answers. It automatically inserts target deck information (to frontmatter or body with template support), adds heading evel backlinks (`[[Note#Heading]]`) for easy navigation during reviews and cleans unwanted characters from card titles. The plugin tidies list formatting by removing empty items and adding spacing for better Anki display. Cloze conversion transforms symmetric markers (like `==` or ``) into `{{c1::...}}` format with support for simultaneous or sequential appearance and can reverse the process.