Markr

by visua1hue
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Description

Trigger-based list and task markers.

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Latest Version

a month ago

Changelog

Personalize Markers

  • Icon-button hover border now matches the color picker's hover treatment
  • Removed hover tooltips on the delete/cancel buttons
  • Delete/cancel buttons now use Obsidian's destructive button color on hover

Fixes

  • Fixed marker colors and icons not rendering in popout windows
  • Lightened built-in priority marker (!/!!/!!!) colors for dark mode — previous colors were too dark against the background
  • Priority marker colors now resync from defaults on load, so existing vaults actually receive fixes like the one above instead of keeping stale saved values

Full Changelog: https://github.com/visua1hue/obsidian-markr/compare/0.3.1...0.4.0

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Github

Markr

Markr preview

Trigger-based list and task markers for Obsidian — character or icon badges and line tints in Live Preview and Reading View. Inspired by List Callouts by mgmeyers.

Why does this plugin exist?

Not everything on a list deserves equal weight — I needed a real sense of priority. That's closer to the Eisenhower Matrix, for prioritizing my own day-to-day workflow.

Features

Custom marker settings

Every marker is fully configurable — pick the trigger, label, any built-in Lucide icon, line color, and badge color independently.

  • Priority markers built in: zero setup, toggle on/off anytime
  • Any trigger: 1–3 characters on any list item becomes a colored badge with line tint
  • Command palette: apply, remove, and cycle markers without touching the trigger text
  • Theme-safe: no hardcoded colors, works with any theme

Install

Official Store:

  1. Open Settings → Community plugins → Browse
  2. Search for Markr and install

Manual:

  1. Download main.js, styles.css, and manifest.json from the latest release
  2. Copy the files to <vault>/.obsidian/plugins/markr/
  3. Enable Markr in Settings → Community plugins

License

MIT