Obsidian Plugins that I use every day  ## Metadata - Author: [[YouTube]] - Full Title: Obsidian Plugins that I use every day - Category: #articles - Document Note: --- tags: [obsidian, productivity, plugins, knowledge-management] author: Zsolt Viczian source: YouTube reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew date created: 2024-12-19 14:30 --- # 🏷️ Title: Obsidian Plugins that I use every day ## 🧰 Action Inbox - [H1] Evaluate Advanced Tables for markdown table creation — 01:23 #plugin-review - [H2] Test Hover Editor for floating windows workflow — 09:48 #workflow-improvement - [H3] Set up Templater for automation scripts — 16:44 #automation ## 🧭 Table of Contents - [📝 Summary](#-summary) - [📖 Main Content](#-main-content) - [🗒️ Notes](#️-notes) - [📚 References](#-references) - [🗣️ Paraphrase](#️-paraphrase) - [📰 Newsletter](#-newsletter) - [✅ Action Items](#-action-items) - [🧪 Hypotheses](#-hypotheses) - [📊 Methodology](#-methodology) - [❓ Questions](#-questions) - [🔮 Future Research](#-future-research) - [💡 Implications](#-implications) - [🧠 Learning Styles Assessment](#-learning-styles-assessment) - [📊 Accessibility Assessment](#-accessibility-assessment) - [🌍 DEIB Assessment](#-deib-assessment) - [✅ Logical Validity](#-logical-validity) - [🛡️ DARVO Analysis](#-darvo-analysis) - [🎯 Conclusion](#-conclusion) ### 🔗 References - [Advanced Tables Plugin](https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian) - [Templater Plugin](https://silentvoid13.github.io/Templater/) ## 📝 Summary - Comprehensive overview of 28 essential Obsidian plugins (16 community, 12 core) - Demonstrates practical workflows for knowledge management and automation - Focuses on daily-use plugins with specific implementation examples - Covers everything from table creation to PDF annotation to sync functionality - Bottom line: Strategic plugin selection can transform Obsidian into a powerful personal knowledge OS ## 📖 Main Content Zsolt presents Obsidian as an "operating system for personal knowledge management" where plugins serve as applications. With 591+ available plugins, choosing the right ones is crucial. He demonstrates 28 plugins he uses daily, showing practical implementations rather than just features. The selection spans basic functionality (file explorer, search) to advanced automation (Templater, DataView). Key themes include workflow automation, visual organization, and cross-device synchronization. Each plugin recommendation includes specific use cases and implementation details, making this a practical guide rather than theoretical overview. ## 🗒️ Notes #### ⏱️ [00:00](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=0) — [H1] Obsidian Plugin Ecosystem Overview - Key idea: Obsidian functions as a knowledge management operating system with 591+ available plugins - Evidence: "27 core plugins and 564 community plugins available in the plugin store" #### ⏱️ [01:23](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=83) — [H2] Advanced Tables for Markdown Table Creation - Key idea: Automatically formats and manages markdown tables with intelligent sizing - Evidence: "Press enter and advanced tables jumps into action...automatically the table is sized" #### ⏱️ [02:45](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=165) — [H2] Annotator Plugin for PDF and EPUB Annotation - Key idea: Enables highlight management and note-taking directly within PDF documents - Evidence: "I have my notes or my highlights here and I can jump to the part of the text" #### ⏱️ [03:48](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=228) — [H3] Customizable Page Header for Mobile Workflow - Key idea: Adds custom buttons to page headers, particularly valuable for mobile devices - Evidence: "On my iPad and on my phone having this button at the top makes a huge difference" #### ⏱️ [04:23](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=263) — [H1] DataView for Dynamic Task Management - Key idea: Creates dynamic queries to show context-relevant tasks and actions - Evidence: "Filter tasks...where the text of the task includes the name of the file" #### ⏱️ [06:12](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=372) — [H2] ExcaliBrain for Visual Knowledge Mapping - Key idea: Provides enhanced graph view for better relationship visualization - Evidence: "Graph view that gives you a better overview of the relationships" #### ⏱️ [06:45](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=405) — [H3] Hotkey for Templates Automation - Key idea: Enables keyboard shortcuts for template execution and meeting note creation - Evidence: "Ctrl M...automatically mox page is opened...with today's date" #### ⏱️ [09:48](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=588) — [H2] Hover Editor for Floating Windows - Key idea: Converts panes into floating, resizable windows for better workspace management - Evidence: "This floating window that I can collapse...make full screen...minimize" #### ⏱️ [11:23](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=683) — [H3] Kanban Board for Content Planning - Key idea: Manages video ideas and workflow using kanban methodology - Evidence: "The workflow where I manage my video ideas" #### ⏱️ [12:15](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=735) — [H3] Map View for Geographic Note Navigation - Key idea: Enables location-based note discovery and organization - Evidence: "Search and find your documents based on geographical locations" #### ⏱️ [13:02](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=782) — [H3] BRAT for Beta Plugin Management - Key idea: Simplifies installation and updates of beta plugins from GitHub - Evidence: "Beta reviewers auto update tester...makes it extremely simple" #### ⏱️ [14:12](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=852) — [H3] Recent Files and Tag Wrangler for Organization - Key idea: Provides file history navigation and tag management capabilities - Evidence: "Historical list of all the files...rename these tags" #### ⏱️ [16:44](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=1004) — [H1] Templater for Advanced Automation - Key idea: Serves as primary automation tool with extensive scripting capabilities - Evidence: "Basic automation tool...lots of templates...automation scripts" #### ⏱️ [18:23](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=1103) — [H2] Core Plugins Overview - Key idea: Essential built-in functionality including backlinks, command palette, daily notes - Evidence: "12 core plugins I use...backlinks, command palette, daily notes" #### ⏱️ [21:45](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew?t=1305) — [H1] Obsidian Sync for Multi-Device Workflow - Key idea: Essential for cross-device synchronization with backup capabilities - Evidence: "One year worth of backup...life saver for me a number of times" ## 📚 References - [Obsidian Plugin Store](https://obsidian.md/plugins) - [Advanced Tables Plugin](https://github.com/tgrosinger/advanced-tables-obsidian) - [Templater Documentation](https://silentvoid13.github.io/Templater/) - [DataView Plugin](https://blacksmithgu.github.io/obsidian-dataview/) ## 🗣️ Paraphrase - Obsidian serves as a knowledge management operating system where plugins function as specialized applications, requiring strategic selection from 591+ available options - The author uses 28 carefully chosen plugins daily, focusing on workflow automation, visual organization, and cross-device functionality rather than experimental features - Key categories include content creation tools (Advanced Tables, Annotator), automation systems (Templater, DataView), and organizational aids (Kanban, Map View, Tag Wrangler) ## 📰 Newsletter **Transform Your WordPress Documentation Workflow with Knowledge Management Insights** Just discovered this comprehensive guide to Obsidian plugins that could revolutionize how we approach WordPress documentation and knowledge sharing. The author's systematic approach to plugin selection—focusing on daily-use tools rather than experimental features—offers valuable lessons for our community. Key takeaways for WordPress contributors: - **Automated cross-referencing**: DataView's dynamic queries could help track related issues across Core, documentation, and support - **Visual project management**: Kanban boards for sprint planning and content workflows - **Multi-device sync**: Essential for contributors working across desktop and mobile The emphasis on template automation especially resonates with our needs for consistent documentation formatting and contributor onboarding processes. **Resources**: [Learn WordPress](https://learn.wordpress.org/), [Developer Docs](https://developer.wordpress.org/), [WP-CLI](https://wp-cli.org/) *How are you managing your WordPress contribution workflow? Share your tools and tips in our community discussions.* ## ✅ Action Items #### DevRel - Developer education: Create plugin evaluation framework for documentation tools - Community engagement: Survey contributor tool preferences and pain points - Developer experience: Prototype knowledge graph for WordPress architecture #### WordPress - Documentation: Evaluate knowledge management tools for HelpHub organization - Core: Test dynamic query systems for issue tracking across components - Community: Develop template systems for consistent meetup and WordCamp documentation - Training: Create visual learning paths using kanban methodology #### Community - Maintainers: Template automation for consistent project documentation - Contributors: Mobile-friendly tools for on-the-go contribution workflows - Ecosystem: Cross-project knowledge sharing methodologies ## 🧪 Hypotheses - Plugin selection based on daily-use frequency rather than feature richness improves long-term productivity - Visual organization tools (kanban, mind maps) increase project completion rates compared to linear lists - Template automation reduces documentation inconsistencies and contributor onboarding friction - Multi-device sync capabilities directly correlate with contributor engagement levels ### 📊 Methodology - A/B test plugin adoption rates based on daily-use vs feature-complete recommendations - Survey WordPress contributors on current tool usage and satisfaction metrics - Track documentation quality improvements after implementing template systems ### ❓ Questions - How do knowledge management practices scale across distributed WordPress contributor teams? - What's the optimal plugin selection methodology for different contributor roles and experience levels? - Could DataView-style dynamic queries improve WordPress.org cross-project coordination? ### 🔮 Future Research - Integration possibilities between Obsidian workflows and WordPress.org infrastructure - Mobile-first knowledge management for global contributor accessibility - AI-assisted template generation for WordPress documentation standards ### 💡 Implications - Practice: Systematic plugin evaluation could improve individual contributor productivity - Policy: Template standardization might reduce documentation maintenance overhead - Education: Visual learning approaches could improve WordPress training effectiveness - Funding: Tool subscriptions (like Obsidian Sync) might warrant community investment for key contributors ### 🧠 Learning Styles Assessment Reading level estimate: Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level 8.5 #### 👀 Visual learners - Present: Plugin interface screenshots, kanban board examples, graph visualizations - Improve: Architecture diagrams showing plugin relationships, workflow flowcharts #### 🔊 Aural learners - Present: Video format with clear narration and demonstrations - Improve: Audio-only version for podcast consumption, speed controls #### 🗣️ Verbal learners - Present: Clear plugin terminology, workflow analogies, step-by-step explanations - Improve: Glossary of technical terms, comparison tables #### 🧩 Kinesthetic learners - Present: Hands-on plugin demonstrations, interactive examples - Improve: Downloadable practice vault, guided setup checklists #### 🧠 Logical learners - Present: Systematic plugin categorization, numbered workflows - Improve: Decision trees for plugin selection, performance impact metrics #### 🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Social learners - Present: Community plugin recommendations, shared use cases - Improve: Discussion prompts, collaborative workflow examples #### 🧘‍♀️ Solitary learners - Present: Individual setup instructions, personal workflow customization - Improve: Self-assessment quiz for plugin needs, private practice exercises #### 🌿 Naturalistic learners - Present: Organic workflow evolution examples, ecosystem thinking - Improve: Plugin lifecycle analogies, sustainable workflow practices ### 📊 Accessibility Assessment #### Screen reader semantics - Present: Clear heading hierarchy, descriptive video titles - Improve: ARIA labels for plugin interface elements, alt text for screenshots #### Keyboard navigation - Present: Keyboard shortcuts prominently featured - Improve: Tab order documentation, keyboard-only setup guides #### Contrast and readability - Present: High contrast plugin interfaces shown - Improve: Dark mode considerations, font size recommendations #### Text resizing and reflow - Present: Responsive video player, scalable interface elements - Improve: Text-only alternative instructions, print-friendly versions #### Media and captions - Present: Full video transcript provided - Improve: Timestamps in captions, audio descriptions of visual elements #### Forms and interactions - Present: Clear plugin configuration steps - Improve: Error handling guidance, accessible form validation #### Standards reference - Meets WCAG 2.2 AA for multimedia content with transcript provision ### 🌍 DEIB Assessment #### Cultural breadth - Present: Universal workflow concepts, cross-platform compatibility - Improve: Multi-language plugin considerations, global contributor examples #### Inclusive language - Present: Gender-neutral pronouns, accessible technical explanations - Improve: Plain language alternatives, cultural context for workflows #### Neurodiversity support - Present: Structured presentation, predictable formatting - Improve: Executive function aids, attention management strategies #### Representation - Present: Individual contributor perspective - Improve: Diverse use cases, varied contributor roles and backgrounds #### Psychological safety - Present: Non-judgmental plugin recommendations, beginner-friendly approach - Improve: Explicit encouragement for experimentation, failure normalization ### ✅ Logical Validity #### Strong reasoning - Deductive strength: Daily use frequency logically predicts long-term value [00:30] - Inductive strength: 28 plugins from 591+ represents thoughtful curation [18:30] - Causal reasoning: Plugin automation reduces manual workflow overhead [16:44] - Analogical strength: OS/application metaphor effectively explains plugin ecosystem [00:15] #### Fallacies - Appeal to authority: "I use these daily" without user need analysis [throughout] - Survivorship bias: Only successful plugin combinations shown, failures omitted [overall approach] #### Tone of voice - Overall tone: Enthusiastic and helpful with practical focus, occasionally assumes technical familiarity ### 🛡️ DARVO Analysis - Deny: No defensive patterns present - Attack: No attacks on critics or alternatives - Reverse victim/offender: Not applicable to this content type - Emotional cues and rhetoric: Positive enthusiasm without manipulation ## 🎯 Conclusion Zsolt's systematic approach to Obsidian plugin selection offers valuable insights for any knowledge worker seeking to optimize their digital workflow. The key principle—focusing on daily-use tools rather than experimental features—ensures sustainable productivity gains. For WordPress contributors, the demonstrated automation capabilities and cross-device synchronization patterns could significantly improve collaboration and documentation quality. The practical next step is evaluating which specific plugins address your current workflow pain points rather than adopting the entire recommended suite. ## 🧱 Refactor Appendix ### 📚 Literature Split Pad Purpose: Stage CEE units that become Literature notes. Split level: H3 ### [H1] Plugin ecosystem curation requires daily-use frequency prioritization > - Document Tags: [[plugin]] [[workflow]] [[automation]] - Summary: Obsidian Plugins that I use every day - URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4FkL7-gEew Hey everyone,Obsidian is like an operating system forpersonal knowledge management.As for operating systems, there are manydifferent applications that you can runon your operating system. Theseapplications in Obsidian are calledplugins.There are 27 core plugins and564 community plugins available in theplugin store.Plus, there are dozens of plugins thatare not yet in the store but are alsoavailable.It can be daunting to choose from all ofthese.In today's video, I want to show you the16 community pluginsand the 12 core plugins that I use on adaily basis.I actually have no other plugin enabledin my Obsidian vault.So let's get started. Looking at the community plugins, thefirst one I want to draw your attentionto is Advanced Tables.The Advanced Tables pluginhelps you create markdown tables. So letme show you how it works. For example, ifI want to create this simple table of anID and the name. If I create the headerrow and press enter, that’s when advancedtables jump into action, and you can seeit immediately created a nice markdowntable for me. Now I can start to writethe data, and again, you didn’t see Ipressed tab and I moved to the nextcolumn. Then I can just simply typein the name of the person, press tabagain, and automatically, the table issized so that it looks good. Advanced tables also come with thistoolbar of various table actions, whichmakes it simply very powerful.Then next on the list is the annotatorplugin. The annotator plugin is excellentif you’re annotating PDF documents. Sofor example,here’s the Wordly Maps literature notesthat I took, and you can see that I havemy notes or my highlights here, and I canjump to the part of the text there. Iwill have my highlight. Annotatorcan work with EPUB files as well as withPDF documents, and in the background, thisis also a markdown document. It is not avery nice looking markdown document. Soif you look at this... It looks quite ugly, but in preview mode, youwill seeall your highlights and your notes,and that makes it quite practical.If I read a PDF, I prefer the Annotatorplugin. Next on my list is the customizable pageheader and title bar plugin.This is a very simple plugin;it allows you to add custom buttons tothe header of your page. For example,I have this button here to open theInsert Template model,which isa window in Templater where I can choosethe template to insert.On a desktop, I don't need this because Ican execute this with a quick keyboardcommand,but on my iPad and on my phone, havingthis button at the top of my page makesa huge difference. It is very easy to configure thesebuttons; all you need to do is set up the command to executeand set the icon that you want to use.An excellent plugin.The next one on the list is ObsidianData View.Now. The Exclibrain plugin that we will talkabout right after thisis based partly on data view tags ordata view fields. I want to show you howI use data view on a daily basis.For that, I'm going to open my demovault.What you see here, I also have a video onthis.This is a meeting note where I was talking toRolly the Steamroller.In the meeting,we talked about an action that involvedmocking the DOM trunkand projecting anow. What you see here is if I navigateto Mox's page,here I can see all the different taskslisted where Mox's name appeared. This isgeneratedwith a very simple data view query. Youcan see it here. All I do is filtertasks and look for tasks that are notcompletedand where the text of the task includesthe name of the file, which is Mox'sname.I have thissnippet in all of my templates. So, forexample, if I open my project template asWell, I can see all the actions that arerelevant to Project A. I find thisan extremely simple yetsuper powerful way to see the actions inthe context where I want to use them.This is all enabled by Dataview. Next on the list is the XColi Brainplugin, and you can see XColiBrain inaction right here.This is a graph viewthat gives you a better overview of therelationships of the variousnodes or pages in your Obsidian vault. Continuing on, I use Ex-Colidro on adaily basis. I won’t talk about it todaybecause I have so many videos on thesubject. I recommend you watch some ofthem, and you’ll see how I use XColitron. But the next one, "Hotkey for Templates," isan interesting one.This allows you to add a hotkey to atemplate. So for example, if we come backto my meeting notes example,let’s say that I want torecord a meeting note with, say, forexample, I’m meeting with Muk.What I do is I type in, "I have a scriptfor this."If I have a link right here, I have ashortcut, Ctrl + M, that I want to use for meetings. Oops,and when I press Ctrl + M,then automatically, my Mox page is opened.I have this section with today's date.I can takenotes here,and when I returnto mydaily notes page, I can see that I had ameeting with Muk, and I can see the notesthat I took on that day. All thisdoes is execute a templater script. If you look in settings, then here's thehotkey for templates settings, andit lists all my different templates.Here, I chose my meeting notetemplate, I activated it, and from then on,under hotkeys,I can find the meeting note here, and I canadd my shortcut button to it. So, next on the list is the hover editor.This isa really super powerful plugin. Let meshow youhow you can convertthe Excel brainpane into a hover editor. More options right here; I can clickconvert to hover editor. With that,this is now converted into this floatingwindow.I can collapseit; I can open it up.I can make it full screen; I can minimizeit again.This issimply wonderful. You can do this also byhovering over any of your notes here. So, forexample,if I hover my advanced tables note hereand hold down the Ctrl key, then you cansee this was opened uplike this; I can even edit this document.So if I click the edit right here, I canedit in the window,and all this is while my originalpage stays in place. This is a wonderful plugin.So next on the list is the Kanban board.My example of the Kanban board isthemap of content that I created for myYouTube channel.And this isyou can see it takes a bit of time toload because of the many pictures, butthis is the workflow where I manage myVideo ideas, and you can see that we areactually still only recording this video. But this is how I use the compound board.You can use it for many different tasks.This is the way I use the board. So, going back to the community pluginslist,the next one on the listis Map View, and let me show you Map View. This isexcellent when you want to navigate yournotesbased onthe location. So, for example,if now I zoom in here,I can find notes. Let's seewhat these notes are right here. So,here's a note. This note is theholiday apartment where he spentaweek last summer in the Alps. And whatMap View allows you to do is it allowsyou tosearch and find your documents based ongeographical locations. So, continuing on,the next on the list is Brat.Brat stands for the Beta Reviewers AutoUpdate Tester. This is a utility plug-in that helps youinstalland update various beta plug-ins. Forexample, X-Coli Brain is currently onlyavailable via Brat, and Brat makes itextremely simple to download, install, andupdate these plug-ins from GitHub. Continuing on, the next one is the Jump toDate plugin.Again, a very simple plugin,but very practical.Jump to Date adds a calendar view toyour vault, and if you click a date inthe calendar,it will open the daily page or dailynotes page for that day. This makes iteasy to navigate your daily notes inyour vault. Then, the Recent File pluginadds a view herecalled the Recent Files, and this issimply a historicallist of all the files that you've opened.Sometimes, it's easier to find. Iremember I was looking at this a couple offiles ago, and I want to find where it was.I most often use this view to findfiles that I was working on and that Iwant to reopen. Then, the Tag WranglerThis is an absolute must if you are gardeningin your vault, and if you want to cleanup the tags that you have created. Itadds some functionality to the tag pane. You can right-clickon the various tags, and you have allsorts offunctions here. So primarily, you canrenamethese tags, and that helps you sort themintofolders, or it helps you juststandardize the naming that you use fortags. Finally, on the list, I haveTemplater, and Templater is the basicautomation tool for Obsidian. There'sanother one called Quick Add that Isometimes use, but frankly,recently, over the past couple of months,I've been exclusively using Templaterfor my script. Let me just show you here inTemplater.I have lots of templates; for example, Ihave my daily notes template. I have allsorts ofpage templates for projects, for systems,for people, for blogs, for videos,whatever. And also, I have someautomation, like my meeting notes. Template, or like my automation, to createa new video added to the combo board, andto create the storyboard and the foldersfor it.These are allscripts. Let me show you, for example, thisYouTube create script, whichyes, it's a script, so it is not so verynice looking, but what this does is awhole bunch of automation. I have aseparate video on this, which you mightwant to check outif you're interested.So then, let's turn toour core plugins. The core pluginsI use are backlinks, and backlinks youcan find right here. Backlinks let'sjust look at backlinks. Backlinks are thepages that link to my page, and havingthis list here is quite practical.Then I have the command paletteactivated, so that's Control P.This is how I typically look foractions that I can execute in Obsidian.For example, if I look at the Excalidrawactions, you can see all the differentExcalidraw actions listed here.Then, the daily notesI use the daily notes template inIn conjunction with Templater and the dailynote, it simply defines the file name andthe location for my daily notes page. The file explorer is the explorer hereon the left, which isI think a very basic and must-havefeature.The note composerhelps me organize notes. For example, Ican merge a file with another file. Ithelps merearrange the documents I have in myvault. I use it quite frequently.The "Open in Default App" pluginwill openMicrosoft Word, PowerPoint, or whateverother documents you have added to yourvault in their respective applications. The Outgoing Links plugin is similar to thebacklinks.The difference is that these are all thelinks that are on the page,and so it’s a helpful list in this casebecause I have a list here as well. Thedifference is not so much, but when youhave a body of text in yourcentral pane and then you have the listof links, that is quite handyand that gives you quick access tothose links. Then, the quick switcher adds the Control Ofunction, where you canquickly type in the title of a document,and you can open that document in theactive pane. This is a veryfast way of navigating to documents inthe vault.Searchis the Obsidian search right here.There are a couple of comments Iactually recommend going onlineand reading about the search commands,because there are more than what you cansee here. For example, you can search fortasks as well.Obsidian search is quite powerful; if youlearn the syntax, it can give you accessto your files very quickly. Then, the start pluginsimply adds a favorites list here, and Iuse this as quick access to some ofthe pages that I frequently open.Then, there are two more here: the tagpane, which is right here on the righthand side, and this gives us a navigationthrough our tags. You can also see thenumber of documents in each of the tags,and you can alsonavigate the tagsin hierarchy if they are hierarchical. Tagsand finally, Obsidian Syncis a must-have if you’re using Obsidianon multiple devices. I use Obsidian ontwo PCs, a phone, and an iPad, and ObsidianSync just simply takes care of having mydocuments at my fingertipson whichever device I use Obsidian on.Obsidian Sync keeps a one-year worth ofbackup, so if anything happens to yourfiles, you can always go into the Syncsettings and find yourlost files, and you can restore toprevious versions.It has been a lifesaver for me anumber of times, and I’m surethat it will be for you as well. So Ihighly recommendgetting an Obsidian Sync subscription. So that completes the walkthrough of the16 community plugins and the 12 coreplugins I use every day. I hope you foundthis quick walkthrough helpful,and please let me know in the commentsif there are some other plugins that youuse and thinkwould benefit my workflow as well, or if youthink that others should know about aswell. If you have questions or if youwould like me to create a more detailedIf you want a video on any of these, let me know whichone you'd like, and I'm happy to do that. Thank you., Obsidian Plugins that I use every day, YouTube, 01ka8apyf5e3aabzfmyb4pgwpv.