Obsidian plugins with #config#

The rumdl plugin adds markdown linting to notes with inline diagnostics as you type, hover actions to inspect issues, one click fixes and optional format on save. It surfaces the current issue count in the status bar and links rule documentation from tooltips and settings. The plugin ships with more than 50 lint rules, supports a `.rumdl.toml` file for shared configuration and `extends`, and enables an Obsidian aware flavor that handles tags, callouts, highlights, comments, extended checkboxes, Dataview fields, Templater syntax, wikilinks and block references. It works on desktop and mobile on Obsidian 1.13.1 or newer, but config targets outside the vault can only be read on desktop.

The Sync config folder to common folder plugin helps you mirror your Obsidian configuration files into a more typical directory, making it easier to work with tools that don't support hidden folders. It offers a command to copy your existing settings, themes, and other customizations to a common folder, as well as a way to bring them back whenever needed. The path for this common folder can be absolute or relative to the vault's root, so you have the flexibility to choose how it's organized. By making the normally hidden configuration accessible, this plugin can be especially beneficial for those who rely on third-party syncing solutions that ignore dot-prefixed folders. Overall, it ensures that your preferred setups remain portable and recoverable across different devices or work environments.