Obsidian plugins with #typography#

The Contextual Typography plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to take their notes' visual styling to the next level. This plugin adds a crucial attribute to preview divs, allowing you to define custom typography styles based on the context of your content. With this plugin, you can create beautiful and organized layouts by specifying margin sizes, font weights, and more for specific headings or paragraphs. Imagine being able to effortlessly create visually appealing notes that reflect your unique style and preferences. The Contextual Typography plugin makes it all possible, giving you unprecedented control over the look and feel of your Obsidian notes.

The Local Fonts plugin lets you load font files from a folder in your vault and apply them to body text, interface text, monospace text, headings and emoji. It scans subfolders, reads family and style metadata from the files themselves, and picks a format that suits the current device instead of relying on file names. The plugin also handles mixed desktop and mobile cases, including emoji fonts that need different builds on Chromium and WebKit. A diagnostics view shows weights, script coverage, file formats, colour support and which face was chosen for the device. There is also a Check action to verify what actually rendered after you change fonts.

The Smart Typography plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who value precision and style in their writing. This plugin automatically converts common typographical symbols into their more elegant counterparts, such as curly quotes, ellipses, and fractions, as you type. It also supports customizable conversions for symbols like arrows and dashes. With Smart Typography, you can focus on crafting your content without worrying about the finer details of formatting. And if you need to make changes, simply press backspace to undo any automated adjustments.

The Typographer plugin refines the writing workflow by applying clean, consistent typography as you type. It replaces straight quotes with well-formed curly variants and lets you choose exactly which characters should act as opening and closing marks. Writers who use symbols, mathematical operators, or multilingual punctuation can set up custom replacement rules that trigger instantly while typing. The plugin also supports auto-pairing for characters like guillemets or brackets, dropping the closing symbol automatically and positioning the cursor neatly in between. All rules are fully editable from the settings panel, giving you space to build your own style without affecting code blocks or metadata zones.

The Qiaomu Publish plugin formats Markdown notes for WeChat Official Account articles with a live preview while keeping the source in the vault. It offers 42 searchable themes, styles saved per note and reusable typography defaults. Formatted copying, standalone HTML and long PNG exports work without an account. Code highlighting includes line numbers, while formulas and Mermaid diagrams become images. Covers can use a specified image, the first article image or generated title artwork. With account credentials, API permissions and IP allowlisting, it sends WeChat drafts through direct access, a relay or qmblog Bridge. Direct and relay connections can update existing drafts, but Bridge creates new ones only. Desktop handoffs to X Articles, Zhihu and Xiaohongshu require Qiaomu Clipper in Chrome and signing into the platform. The interface is Chinese. Public publication remains manual and missing images block copying, export and draft submission.

The French Typos plugin applies French typography while typing in Live Preview. It converts straight apostrophes into curved ones, alternates opening and closing French quotation marks and replaces dash sequences with en or em dashes. Nonbreaking spaces accompany quotation marks and dialogue dashes. An optional setting converts paired apostrophes into English curly quotes, while a command replaces straight apostrophes throughout an existing note. Presentation controls add first line indentation in Live Preview and Reading mode, adjust the visible height of blank lines without changing Markdown and enable French hyphenation in Reading mode. Another option inserts two line breaks per Enter press. Nonbreaking spaces and long dashes can be highlighted, with a status bar button to toggle highlighting. Obsidian 1.14 or later is required, and changing blank line display or hyphenation settings requires reloading the vault.