Obsidian plugins with #rich-text#

The Editing Toolbar plugin adds a visible writing toolbar and a compact editor layer for people who do not want to depend on memorised shortcuts. It brings word processor style controls into notes, with toolbar layouts that can stay at the top or follow the cursor, plus a tiny mode for tighter spaces. You can apply headings, colours, alignment, list indentation and horizontal rules from buttons, then tweak the setup further with custom command icons, renamed actions, nested menus and drag sorting. It also supports multiple windows and tabs, and includes focus modes that either hide side panels or push the note into a cleaner full screen view.

The Rich Text Editor Shortcuts plugin brings popular rich text editing shortcuts from tools like Notion to Obsidian, enhancing text formatting and task management efficiency. It provides shortcuts for creating and toggling checkboxes, adding links from clipboard URLs, creating relative links within the vault, and toggling underlines. These intuitive commands streamline editing workflows for users accustomed to rich text editor functionalities.

The Citation Callouts plugin transforms copied quotes with citations into neatly formatted callouts, giving referenced material a polished, book like presentation. It automatically pulls the source name from the citation and uses it as the callout title, while preserving rich text elements like bold, italics, and hyperlinks. The resulting callout includes a book icon for visual clarity, making cited passages stand out cleanly in your notes. Access is flexible - you can trigger the feature via the command palette, ribbon icon, or a custom hotkey.