Obsidian plugins with #markdown-tabs#

The Tab Panels plugin allows users to organize content into tabbed sections within Obsidian. By using a simple syntax, users can create tabs to display multiple pieces of content within a single note, enhancing readability and navigation. The plugin also supports a caching feature that enables Obsidian to process internal data like backlinks, headings, and tags within tab panels, making it compatible with features like the outline view and tag search. Additionally, the plugin works with other popular tools like Dataview, enabling users to query content inside tab panels. This tool is useful for users who want to present segmented content in a clean, structured layout within their notes.

The Tabs plugin turns a fenced `tabs` block into a tabbed interface for note content. It lets each tab hold plain text, regular code blocks or even another tabs block, so nested layouts are possible without leaving markdown. The plugin includes layout controls for placing the tab bar at the top, left, right or bottom, plus single row scrolling and multi line navigation modes. Titles can be decorated, tabs can be edited directly from the rendered view with auto saving and `Ctrl+S` and deleted tabs can be restored with undo. It also supports creating tabs from clipboard content and adds a command to create or convert selected text into a tabs component.