Obsidian plugins with #presets#

The Status Bar Organizer plugin allows users to customize and manage the elements displayed on the Obsidian status bar. Users can reorder status bar items using a drag-and-drop interface and control visibility with toggle options. The plugin supports creating and managing multiple presets for different setups, including specific configurations for fullscreen and windowed modes. Presets can be renamed, deleted, and quickly switched using hotkeys. Additionally, the plugin retains positions for status bar items from deleted plugins, ensuring seamless organization. These features help users tailor their workspace to their preferences for improved usability and efficiency.

The Cursor-Smith plugin replaces the standard editor caret with a deeply configurable cursor system that changes how the caret looks, moves and behaves while you type. It supports box, line and underline styles with controls for thickness, glow, gradients, opacity, blinking patterns and eased movement between positions. Beyond appearance, it adds optional visual effects such as pixel trails, stardust, motion smear, CRT ghosts, torch spotlighting and bracket span highlighting, while still letting each effect be turned off separately. The plugin also includes named presets with share codes, a cycle preset command and full per mode cursor setups for Vim workflows, including a status bar mode indicator. Reduced motion preferences are respected by default, so animation heavy behaviour can back off automatically when needed.

The Print Studio plugin turns notes into paginated documents with configurable paper size, orientation, margins, typography, colors, borders, logos, headers and footers. It keeps reusable presets in the vault, supports duplicate, import and export of those presets and includes undo and redo for layout changes within a session. The preview lets you move page by page, zoom, retain the current position after layout edits and surface warnings for clipped content or oversized table rows. Header and footer fields can pull placeholders from note metadata, page numbers, dates and vault details, while embedded note titles and properties can be hidden from output. It can also force page breaks before top level headings, honour manual break markers, export self contained HTML and print or save PDF, but it only works on desktop Obsidian 1.13.0+.