Obsidian plugins with #markdown-styling#

The Vim Marker Sharpener plugin brings reliable markdown formatting to users working in Vim mode, especially in VISUAL and VISUAL LINE modes. It provides a set of commands for toggling bold, italic, highlight, strikethrough, code blocks, and comments, with the ability to combine or remove formatting cleanly. The plugin integrates well with custom `.vimrc` configurations through the Vimrc Support plugin, allowing precise control via leader-key mappings or ex commands. Even non-Vim users can benefit by binding formatting actions to hotkeys. Designed to solve formatting inconsistencies in Vim mode, it streamlines the editing experience for those who rely on modal workflows.

The Obsidian Fountain Editor plugin brings Fountain syntax formatting into the editor and lets markdown notes opt into screenplay formatting through a .fountain.md extension, a fountain frontmatter tag or a fountain CSS class. It supports a hybrid writing flow where Fountain and markdown can sit together in the same note, so screenplay structure and regular note content can be interleaved without switching files or editors. The plugin exposes CSS variables for each syntax token, which makes visual styling adjustable at a detailed level. It is presented as a fully free plugin and it also supports workflows that combine note taking, outlining, drafting and related writing tasks inside one workspace, while staying compatible with other plugins and external screenplay tools.