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Heading Decorator
Obsidian Plugin
Introduction
This is a plugin for Obsidian.
Implements the decoration of the heading.
This plugin supports optional decoration for reading view and editing view (Live Preview and Source mode). This plugin does not modify any note content, only decorates the heading section based on the existing note content.
Preview
In Live Preview:
The interaction between the decorator and the collapse button:
Settings
Enabled
The plugin supports configure heading decorator for each editor mode. You can control the effect range:
- Enabled in reading view: Decorate the heading under the Reading view.
- Enabled in live preview: Decorate the heading under the Live Preview.
- Enabled in source mode: Decorate the heading under the Source mode.
Effect
Control the display effect of the decorator.
- Ordered: Toggle this setting to enable the decoration of headings as an ordered or unordered list.
- Opacity: Set the opacity of the heading decorator. The value is the form of percentage.
- Position: Set the position of the heading decorator. You can configure the content to appear before or after the heading.
Ordered
Similar to the effect displayed in the Preview.
You can control the counter style type and delimiter. There are two special types of counter styles:
- Custom list styles: Set custom list styles for ordered list. Using spaces to separate entries.
- Specified string: Set a specified string for ordered list.
For example:
| Decimal numbers | Custom List Styles (using Ⓐ Ⓑ Ⓒ) |
Specified String (using # with empty delimiter) |
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In addition, for the Ignore the single heading at the top-level setting, if the top-level has only a single heading, exclude it when building an ordered list. For example:
| Default | Ignore the single heading at the top-level |
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For the Allow zero level setting, if the next heading is more than one level higher, the omitted level is zero instead of one. For example:
| Default | Allow zero level |
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Unordered
Directly decorate the heading according to the level. For example:
| Ordered (Decimal numbers) | Unordered (using H1 H2 H3 H4 H5 H6) |
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Credits
License
MIT license