Obsidian plugins with #cjk#

The Dynamic Line Height for CJK plugin enhances the readability of notes containing Chinese, Japanese, and Korean (CJK) characters in Obsidian. It dynamically adjusts line height in Editing View or paragraph height in Reading View to accommodate the visual needs of CJK characters, which typically require more spacing than European alphabets. Users can customize these settings through the Style Settings plugin for tailored aesthetics. Additionally, the plugin applies a `.cjk` CSS class to lines or paragraphs with CJK characters, enabling further customization via CSS snippets. This plugin is ideal for users working with multilingual content, improving visual clarity and layout consistency.

The CJK Count plugin adds a focused word count feature that tracks only Chinese, Japanese, and Korean (CJK) characters, displaying the count directly in the status bar. This is particularly useful for writers, students, or translators who work specifically with CJK scripts and want a more accurate metric for language-specific output. The plugin filters characters using a dedicated regex library, ensuring precise counts without interference from Latin or other non-CJK content.

The Bamboo plugin fixes a specific editing problem for people who write in Chinese, Japanese or Korean by improving how the editor detects word boundaries inside CodeMirror. That changes basic actions that depend on word splits, so cursor movement and text selection feel more natural instead of breaking characters in awkward places. It handles traditional and simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean, and it only steps in when nearby text is CJK, leaving English and code behaviour alone. The plugin relies on Intl.Segmenter when the browser supports it and falls back to rule based segmentation otherwise. Its scope is narrow but the benefit is immediate if your notes regularly mix CJK text with other writing.