The Webpage HTML Export plugin allows users to export Obsidian files, canvas pages, or entire vaults as HTML files. This functionality provides direct access to the exported HTML files, making it easy to publish notes as a digital garden on the web. The plugin emphasizes flexibility and maintains style parity with the original notes. Key features include full-text search, a file navigation tree, a document outline, and a graph view. It supports exporting HTML as a single file with all dependencies included. The plugin is optimized for both web and mobile, and it maintains compatibility with popular Obsidian plugins like Dataview and Tasks. With its focus on seamless exporting and support for themes, it offers a powerful solution for users seeking to share or archive their notes as web pages.
Obsidian plugins tagged with #digital-garden. There are 2 plugins in this collection.
- Rank 14 years ago by Nathan George
- Rank 22 months ago by oleeskild
The Digital Garden plugin turns selected notes into a published website and keeps the publishing flow inside your vault. It supports markdown, linked notes, Bases, Dataview queries, Canvas, embedded notes, Excalidraw drawings, images, PDFs, callouts, code blocks, MathJax, Mermaid and PlantUML. The site includes live search, file tree navigation, backlinks, local and global graph views, table of contents and hover previews. Privacy is strict: only notes marked with `dg-publish: true` are sent out and linked notes stay private until you publish them yourself. It also exposes theme support, CSS variable based styling, custom filters, note icons, timestamps and editable UI text. Publishing can target GitHub based hosting, managed Forestry hosting or local export for self hosted previews.