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🕶️ Awesome stuff for Obsidian

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awesome-obsidian's Introduction

Hi.

I generally don't endorse the use of GitHub anymore. Here is why. A lot of good alternatives exist, of which I have settled on SourceHut as my preferred option. Of course, a lot of projects depend on the discoverability of GitHub to stay alive and get enough contributions, which I fully support. My employer also hosts their codebase on GitHub. For that reason, I'm keeping my user and a few of my repositories—with the hope that we'll get the freedom utopia we deserve some day.

I recommend reading up on the matter and emplore you to consider taking similar actions for your projects as well.

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awesome-obsidian's Issues

CSS Tweaks section is outdated

  1. CSS Tweaks are now called snippets
  2. There's no obsidian.css anymore. Instead user may create CSS files in vault/.obsidian/snippets/
    • I suggest adding download button for every snippet

"Handy tools" contains different types of things

Handy tools section contains different type of tools:

  • Plugins, e.g. Obsidian Day Planner
  • External Tools, e.g. Oboe
  • Templates, e.g. Obsidian Starter Templates

I think it should be split for clarity! 😀


I think another issue is that there is a credits section, but these are open-source projects with multiple contributors. Should credits then stay in the table? Repository is linked anyway, so user can see contributors anyway. Let me know what do you think! 😊

Obsidian Pandoc templates

Hi I wanted to let you know about a repository I made public recently, which may be of interest to those using Obsian as a general writing tool, but who may want to output using highly customized typeset LaTeX templates. I have found a nice way to adapt classes and latex templates, and use them from within Obsidian using the Pandoc plugin. Anyway, here is my repository, in case you might wish to include it.

https://github.com/jvsteiner/pandoc-obsidian-templates

Updated look for CSS snippets

@kohni, you can create a PR that redoes the current CSS snippets, using the style you proposed: A title for the snippet, a link to a file containing the snippet (inside a css directory or something) and a picture/GIF (#23) showing the snippet in action - perhaps even with a before/after where necessary.

You can redo as many/few as you feel like in the beginning. The imporant thing is that we get an updated look for showcasing the snippets, then we can pull in all the new ones.

Lack of sections

These and other sections could be added to awesome-obsidian.

  • community (e.g. discord, forum, reddit) (see #32)
  • resources (e.g. ObsidianRoundup) (see #37)
  • about (e.g. articles about obsidian) (see #35)
  • contribute
  • for developers (see #36)
  • plugins (see #39)
  • templates (see #39)
  • external tools (see #39)

Add gifs of CSS tweaks

I think it would be great to add gifs of how the CSS tweaks would work to the readme. Otherwise, it's hard to decide whether to use it or not.

Alternative publishing package

I stumbled on your profile because of a link to https://github.com/kmaasrud/obsidian-html, but that repo does not seem to exist anymore.

Also, under external tools > Publishing there is the repo https://github.com/obsidian-userland/publish meant to be an open source alternative for publish.obsidian.md

Though the author says he doesn't work on it anymore: obsidian-userland/publish#1

Now it just so happens that I've made a package that converts an obsidian folder to proper markdown and then that markdown to html. I've used it with great success on both Windows and Linux.

So this issue is mostly a plug to get more people to see it, maybe it can be useful to people :)

Enlarge on hover CSS

/* Apply styles to images with alt text containing "enlarge" */
.markdown-preview-view img[alt*="enlarge"] {
  display: block;
  margin-left: auto;
  margin-right: auto;
  transition: transform 0.25s ease;
}

/* Hover effect on images with alt text containing "enlarge" */
.markdown-preview-view img[alt*="enlarge"]:hover {
  -webkit-transform: scale(1.8); /* experiment with values */
  transform: scale(2);
}

It only targets links with the "enlarge" tag.

How to use:
![enlarge | 100](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e0/SNice.svg)
or
![some text enlarge more text | 100](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e0/SNice.svg)

This allows the user to set a default size and still have the enlarged hover effect.

Please choose a license

Hey,

Thank you for the repo. Please choose a license so that you'll allow others the freedom to do more with your list. See this link for what happens when you don't choose one. Long story short: everything remains fully copyrighted by you, and others don't get the permission to copy or make modifications.

I recommend going through Creative Commons' license picker to choose an appropriate one, or going with CC0 which effectively makes your work available to everyone without any restrictions.

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