Obsidian plugins tagged with #file-structure. There are 2 plugins in this collection.
The O2 plugin converts notes into formats that fit publishing workflows outside the vault. It is built for people who write in Markdown first and then move finished notes to platforms such as Jekyll Chirpy or Docusaurus. The workflow is simple but opinionated. Notes are placed in a ready folder, original versions can be kept in an archive folder and attachments live in a separate folder while other folders are ignored.
The Subdivider plugin streamlines note organization in Obsidian by converting long notes into structured, nested folders or separate files. It automatically divides content based on headers, creating individual files for each subheading to improve navigation and management of complex notes. Users can subdivide an entire file into a folder or specific sections into new files, with the plugin handling special characters in filenames to avoid issues. Recursive subdivision is supported, enabling hierarchical file structures for better organization. This tool is ideal for those who prefer working with concise, segmented notes.
