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# Simple Banner
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Enhance your Obsidian notes with header images, icons, dates and times. Flexible, customizable - fun!
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### Update: `v0.5.0`:
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* **New setting - View offset:** This allows you to move the entire note view up and down. <br/>Useful if you have other plugins on top that push simple banner down.
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* **Fixed:** Note Offset was not applied when "Autohide frontmatter/properties" was disabled. This is now fixed. <br/><br/>
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ℹ️ If your current view is affected by this change. Check your Note Offset Setting and correct the value.
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### Update: `v0.4.0`:
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* **Experimental feature:** Support for video files.
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* **Other Changes:**
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* Support for relative paths (many thanks Albert O'Shea for the [Pull request](https://github.com/eatcodeplay/obsidian-simple-banner/pull/6))
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* Small text changes to the settings as requested by the Obsidian Team
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## Key features
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* Easily add banner images to your notes and control their options using **a single frontmatter property**.
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* Supports **external** and **internal** images (Image URLs, Wikilink, Markdown links and Obsidian URLs).
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* **Want an icon? We got icons!** With support for Text, Emojis and external as well as internal images (secondary frontmatter property required though).
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* **Want to add time and dates?** Yup, that's also supported.
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* Frontmatter properties are **customizable**.
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* Property value is **always a well-formed url/link**, so you can use it for other things as well - like [Dataview](https://github.com/blacksmithgu/obsidian-dataview).
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* **Visually appealing and UX friendly:** Autohide your Frontmatter properties nicely or keep them close to you.
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* Options to control **image repeat** and horizontal/vertical **offset**.
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* **Customize to your hearts content:** all settings can be change on a per device basis (desktop, tablet, mobile).
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* Highly optimized plugin that is **fast** and **small**.
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## Demo
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#### Features Demo v0.1.0
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https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1418a892-f31b-4298-9892-7fa745e02532
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#### Features Demo v0.2.0
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https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b8b7f552-5f68-4f0a-ad5f-c0d208df30e7
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#### Features Demo v0.3.0
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https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1bcf82db-9e7c-4e54-b081-ccafdd8c937b
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## Examples
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> [!NOTE]
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> For demonstration purposes the below examples are shown as `YAML` syntax.
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>
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> * You can add an image in `Source Mode` or `Live Preview`
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> * The examples assume you left the default property name `banner` (changeable in the [settings](#Settings)).
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To get you started, the minimum is:
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```yaml
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# External URL
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---
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banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg
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---
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# Internal Asset (Wikilink).
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# Optional: add a ! infront, to make it embeddable for things like Dataview
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---
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banner: [[path/image.jpg]]
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---
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# Internal or External Asset (Markdown Link)
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# Optional: add a ! infront, to make it embeddable
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---
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banner: [](path/image.jpg)
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---
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# Or even an Obsidian URL (will be transformed to a Wikilink)
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---
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banner: obsidian://open?vault=my-vault&file=path%2Fimage.jpg
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---
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```
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Obviously you can do this either in `Source Mode` or `Live Preview` .
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Want to add an vertical offset? Sure thing - positive or negative numbers are supported:
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```yaml
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# External URL
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banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg#20
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---
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# Internal Asset (Wikilink)
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---
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banner: [[path/image.jpg|20]]
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---
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# Internal Asset (Markdown)
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---
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banner: [20](path/image.jpg)
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---
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```
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What about a horizontal offset?
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```yaml
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# External URL
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---
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banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg#20x20
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---
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# Internal Asset (Wikilink)
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---
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banner: [[path/image.jpg|20x20]]
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---
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# Internal Asset (Markdown)
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---
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banner: [20x20](path/image.jpg)
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---
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```
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Having a horizontal offset is mostly useful for repeatable images, so there is support for that as well:
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```yaml
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# External URL
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banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg#20x20,repeat
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---
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# Internal Asset (Wikilink)
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---
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banner: [[path/image.jpg|20x20,repeat]]
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---
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# Internal Asset (Markdown)
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---
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banner: [20x20,repeat](path/image.jpg)
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---
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```
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Now that you got the basics down? Want to add an icon? It's a simple as:
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```yaml
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---
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banner: [[path/image.jpg|20x20,repeat]]
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icon: ❤️
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---
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```
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## Settings
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Since `0.2.0` you can customize the appearance and behavior of Simple Banner per device.
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> [!NOTE]
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> * You will only see the settings that are relevant for the device you are currently using.
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> * Earlier settings will be migrated, so you don't loose your current settings.
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The settings can bebroken down into two sections:
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**Simple Banner - Device specific settings:**
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* Enable or disable Simple Banner
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* If enabled it will reveal all the customization options to you
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* You can also enable or disable the icon here
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* If you enable the icon, more settings will be available to you
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**Frontmatter Settings:**
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- These settings are global
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- **Banner Property:** Change the name of the banner frontmatter property that the plugin looks for (default is `banner`).
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- **Icon Property:** Change the name of the iocn frontmatter property that the plugin looks for (default is `icon`).
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## Installation
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### From the Obsidian Community Plugins Tab:
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1. Open Obsidian.
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2. Go to `Settings` -> `Community plugins`.
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3. Make sure `Safe mode` is off.
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4. Click `Browse` and search for "Simple Banner".
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5. Click `Install` and then `Enable` the plugin.
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### Manually:
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You can install it either by using [BRAT](https://obsidian.md/plugins?id=obsidian42-brat) or manually by following the instructions below:
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1. Download the latest release from the [Releases](https://github.com/eatcodeplay/obsidian-simple-banner/releases) page.
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2. Extract the downloaded ZIP content into a new folder in your Obsidian vault's plugins folder (e.g., `<your_vault>/.obsidian/plugins/simple-banner`).
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3. **Note:** On some operating systems, the `.obsidian` folder might be hidden. Make sure to show hidden files in your file explorer.
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4. Open Obsidian.
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5. Go to `Settings` -> `Community plugins`.
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6. Make sure `Safe mode` is off.
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7. Find "Simple Banner" in the list and enable it.
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## Contributing
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If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on the [GitHub repository](https://github.com/eatcodeplay/obsidian-simple-banner/).
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## License
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[MIT License](LICENSE)
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---
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**Enjoy adding Banners and Icons to your notes!**
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