The Bible Linker plugin streamlines the process of referencing and linking Bible verses in Obsidian notes. It allows users to create structured links to specific verses or ranges, ensuring seamless integration with Bible files formatted in markdown. The plugin supports multiple translations, enables copying verses with links, and offers flexible customization options for linking styles, including invisible links in preview mode. It is especially useful for users maintaining Bible study notes or integrating scripture into their workflows. Properly formatted Bible files are required for full functionality.
The Note Auto Creator plugin simplifies note creation and linking in Obsidian by automatically generating notes when links are created to non-existing files. It enhances the link suggestion process with customizable triggers (e.g., `@`), allows template application through Templater or QuickAdd, and supports relative paths and folder-based note suggestions. Users can limit suggestions to specific vault sections, include folder paths, and customize link behavior. Additionally, the plugin enables seamless integration of templates, making it highly adaptable to various workflows. Its features are ideal for maintaining organized and efficient note structures while supporting aliases, header linking, and folder-based organization.
The Carry-Forward plugin enhances Obsidian's note-taking capabilities by allowing users to copy text from one note to another, with links automatically added back to the original source. This feature is particularly useful for organizing tasks in methods like Bullet Journaling, where tasks need to be moved forward from past notes. The plugin supports four main commands for linking lines, copying selected text, and embedding links, along with customizable settings to control the placement of links using regular expressions. With the ability to link specific lines and embed links back into the note, the plugin makes task management and note organization more efficient.
The Azure DevOps Linker plugin simplifies managing Azure DevOps issues within Obsidian by enabling quick creation of web-based URLs or local folder URIs for specific issues. Users can link Azure DevOps issues to their default or specified instance, ensuring seamless navigation and organization. The plugin supports multiple Azure instances and allows customization of settings such as the instance URL, project abbreviations, local root directories, and default main files. It provides commands to replace text with properly formatted issue links or create local paths for issue-related files when needed, streamlining workflows for those working with Azure DevOps.
The Folder Links plugin, provides the option of linking to folders directly. With this plugin, you can create links to your folder structure and easily navigate through them with a click. The folder link styling matches that of regular internal links in Reading Mode, making it seamless to use. To set up a folder link, simply add a forward slash at the end of an existing internal link. For example, `[[MyFolder/]]`. There are some limitations to note - such as the need for manual updates when renaming or moving linked folders.
The YouVersion Linker plugin enables users to easily link Bible verses to YouVersion in Obsidian notes. By simply typing references such as `@ John 1:1-6`, users can automatically create clickable links to the verses on YouVersion's platform. The plugin supports multiple verse formats and includes customizable triggers for linking, such as the `@` and `>` characters, which can be adjusted in the settings. Additionally, users can select the Bible version they want to use, and the plugin supports various languages for book names. This tool streamlines the process of referencing Bible verses directly within Obsidian, making it a useful resource for those working with biblical texts in their notes.
The Jira Linker plugin enhances your Obsidian experience by enabling seamless integration with Jira. It provides commands to quickly generate web-based URLs or local file links for Jira issues, supporting multiple Jira instances. Users can configure their Jira instance URLs, set a local directory as the root for issue-related files, and customize the default 'main' file name. The plugin allows you to highlight a Jira issue in the editor and link it with a simple command, or input an issue identifier manually. This functionality streamlines access to Jira-related information within your notes.
The Entity Linker plugin enhances research workflows in Obsidian by linking terms or note titles to corresponding standard entities from databases like Wikidata, Wikipedia, and OpenAlex. Users can link selected text or active note titles to entities via OpenAlex API, creating dedicated entity notes. This plugin simplifies referencing scholarly works and organizing knowledge. It also supports additional functionality like adding email for faster API access and integrates seamlessly with other plugins like Wikidata Importer and Wikipedia. The tool is ideal for researchers and academics looking to streamline entity management in their notes.
The Journey plugin is designed to help users navigate and connect their notes in Obsidian by automatically generating a cohesive outline from their existing content. It enables easy exploration through forward-links, back-links, and tags, allowing users to trace the connections between their notes. The plugin offers several customizable features, such as the ability to exclude certain folders, avoid 'hub' notes with too many links, and create automatic links or transclusions. Users can also opt for high-contrast accessibility and adjust how notes are linked and visualized in the outline.
The R.E.L.A.X. plugin enhances note linking in Obsidian by leveraging regular expressions for dynamic and automated linking of files. Users can define custom regex patterns with single capturing groups to identify and bracket specific information, creating intelligent links across their notes. The plugin allows customization through its settings and simplifies complex linking tasks with a user-friendly interface. It is ideal for users managing large datasets or requiring structured and efficient linking between related content.
The MOC Link Helper plugin enhances the organization of MOC (Map of Content) notes in Obsidian by streamlining the process of linking child notes to their respective MOCs. It provides an interactive view to manage and track links, ensuring that all related notes are correctly associated with their parent MOC. Users can add or remove links in bulk, filter notes based on specific criteria, and identify missing links to maintain a structured knowledge base.
The BookNav Plugin enhances your Obsidian experience by adding an intuitive navigation system to your notes, perfect for documentation or tutorials. This plugin allows you to create interactive, clickable links directly within your notes, which can guide readers through a structured sequence. Users can insert a code block labeled "booknav," where each line represents a link to another page, with options for custom text. Special tags like "prev," "next," and "center" help organize the flow, making it easy for users to move through the content. Whether you're writing a guide or managing a multi-part project, this plugin provides a clean, book-like navigation style. Plus, it's fully compatible with both internal and external links, making it a versatile addition to your workflow.
The LinkMagic plugin streamlines the process of inserting links into Obsidian notes by automatically replacing predefined text patterns with links as users type. It allows users to define custom regular expression patterns that match specific text strings and link them to external or internal resources. The plugin works seamlessly in editing mode, eliminating the need to switch views to apply links manually.
The @ Symbol Linking plugin streamlines note-taking experience. With this plugin, you can use the `@` symbol to link to specific notes or files, making it easier to reference and connect related information. The plugin also allows you to limit `@` linking to specific folders, such as your "People/" directory, which is particularly useful for creating a personalized knowledge base. Additionally, the plugin supports aliases, allowing you to set nicknames for files in their metadata. Overall, this plugin is designed to make it faster and more efficient to navigate and connect your notes.
The Multiple Notes Outline plugin provides two views to help manage and track outlines across multiple files: File View and Folder View. The File View displays the outline of the active file along with its linked and backlink files, while the Folder View shows the outlines of files within the folder of the active note. Users can pin, favorite, or navigate between these views easily. Additionally, the plugin supports performance optimizations with the Dataview plugin and offers custom settings for managing how outlines are displayed. The plugin also allows for drag-and-drop linking and customization of elements such as file names and backgrounds for a smoother workflow.
The Jura Links plugin helps users efficiently manage legal references in their Obsidian notes by automatically detecting and linking citations of laws, court case numbers, and journal references to various legal sources. Designed primarily for law students and legal professionals, it supports multiple legal providers such as Dejure, Rewis.io, Buzer, and LexSoft, ensuring accurate links to the appropriate sources. The plugin offers a search and filter window to look up abbreviations for laws and provides customizable linking options based on user preferences.
The Bible Linker Pro plugin for Obsidian enables the seamless conversion of Bible references into clickable links using JW Library. It automatically transforms short Bible book names and verses into full, properly formatted links. The plugin allows for customization in styling, including options to capitalize the first letter, add spaces, and format links with bold or italics. It also supports multiple languages, including English, Dutch, French, Portuguese, and German. The plugin enhances the ease of referencing and studying the Bible within Obsidian by converting text into functional and styled links for better navigation and access.