Obsidian plugins with #html-export#

The NotesOn Publish plugin allows users to export Obsidian notes as HTML files and host them on the NotesOn.ru server. This plugin is particularly useful for creating and sharing content, such as portfolio websites or public documents, directly from Obsidian. Users can quickly publish their notes by right-clicking and selecting the 'Publish to NotesOn' option, which generates a public URL that is automatically copied to the clipboard for easy sharing. Additionally, the plugin provides the functionality to remove hosted notes from the NotesOn server using a similar right-click menu. It streamlines the process of converting notes into shareable web content while maintaining simplicity and efficiency.

The Export to HTML plugin for Obsidian allows you to easily export the content of your notes as HTML files or directly to your clipboard. This plugin retains the formatting and includes images in base64 format, ensuring the visual integrity of the note when pasted or saved. It supports exporting both as HTML files and clipboard content, making it convenient for sharing or using in other applications like emails or word processors. Though still in progress, the plugin functions well in most scenarios, with plans to improve image export in certain edge cases. Currently, the mobile version of Obsidian is not supported.

The Obsidian Mobile PDF Exporter plugin exports notes from mobile and desktop into PDF, DOCX, PPTX, PNG and self contained HTML while keeping native text, embedded images, links and much of the rendered layout. It opens an export panel before each run with controls for page size, orientation, margins, content scale, headers, footers, color mode, export mode, output location and whether to open the result after saving. The plugin works from the active reading or editing surface, preserves Markdown styling, tasks, tables, quotes, callouts, code blocks, math, embeds and NoteDraw content, and writes a selectable PDF text layer with matching visuals. Direct .excalidraw.md files can be exported as image PDFs, and full CJK text export depends on a local font file when the embedded subset is not enough.