The MDX plugin allows you to preview your MDX syntax directly in Obsidian, making it easy to experiment and visualize your content. With this plugin, you can write MDX code in Obsidian, and then use the Command Palette to quickly open a preview of your work. The plugin also provides support for Code Hike, allowing you to easily try out Code Hike's features within Obsidian. This means that you can now seamlessly integrate your MDX content with Code Hike's interactive coding experience, making it easier than ever to create engaging and interactive documents.
Obsidian plugins tagged with #mdx. There are 2 plugins in this collection.
- Rank 13 years ago by Yulei Chen
- Rank 22 days ago by David V. Kimball
The Image Manager plugin handles image insertion, renaming, storage and display inside notes. It can pick local files, pull remote images from Unsplash, Pexels and Pixabay, accept paste or drag and drop input and insert links into note content or properties. The plugin can rename files during paste, import and remote conversion, build filenames from templates, prompt for descriptions and avoid duplicate names with automatic numbering. It also converts remote image URLs into local attachments on note open, note save or across the whole vault. Storage rules can follow the default attachment setting or custom paths, and banner images can be shown from properties with separate desktop, tablet and phone settings. Remote search through Pexels and Pixabay needs API keys for those services.