Obsidian plugins with #web-content#

The Embed HTML plugin lets you place local HTML documents inside notes with more control than a simple file embed. It supports width and height shorthands, content fitting layouts, CSS based sizing rules, borders, rounded corners, background styling and commands to open the source page in a new tab or external browser. The embedded view can follow stylesheet imports, scripts, images and fonts, and it can react to content size changes as the page loads. The README also covers color scheme handling, scrolling to an element by id and extracting a specific element, which makes the plugin useful for demos, widgets and self contained web pages stored in your vault.

The Topic Linking plugin streamlines research workflows by organizing and linking content from PDFs, web bookmarks, and other notes within Obsidian. It allows users to convert PDFs into searchable Markdown files, extract web link content, and generate topic-based connections between related files. The plugin leverages topic modeling to identify key themes across multiple documents, creating linked topic notes and an index to track and explore relationships between research materials. Users can generate a bibliography of sources and extract metadata from files, while features like file chunking, page annotations, and Zotero integration support large collections. This makes it a powerful tool for researchers managing large repositories of academic literature, web content, and personal notes.