Obsidian
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Links #
Basic Functions #
Method to display outline in Obsidian_obsidian outline-CSDN Blog
Basic Syntax #
Tags #
In Obsidian, content immediately following # represents a Tag, with the syntax format:
#TagName
Main Features: #
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Role of Tags
- Used for classifying and associating notes (similar to keyword tagging).
- Click on a tag to quickly filter related notes.
- Supports hierarchical tags (e.g.,
#Programming/Python).
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Reason for Popup Candidate Box
- When you type
#, Obsidian will automatically search for existing tags and display a matching candidate list (tags used in other notes). - This helps to quickly input existing tags and avoid creating different tags with the same semantics (e.g.,
#pythonand#Python).
- When you type
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Supplementary Usage
- Sub-tags: Use
/to separate levels (e.g.,#Study/Math). - No spaces allowed in tags: Use hyphens or CamelCase (e.g.,
#TimeManagementor#TimeManagement). - Tag Search: Enter
tag:#TagNamein the search bar to locate all notes with that tag.
- Sub-tags: Use
Examples: #
- Type
#Fitness→ Popup candidate tags like#Fitness/Running,#Fitness/StrengthTraining. - Type
#Project/→ Show all sub-tags starting with#Project/.
If you need to turn off auto-completion, you can adjust it in settings:
Settings → Editor → Smart Completion → Turn off tag completion.
Plugins #
Download and use directly in the built-in plugin store
Attachment Management #
Created a new folder named “Attachment” to unify attachment management, other configurations are default. The specific effect is: The path of a note relative to the vault directory and the path of its attachment relative to Attachment are the same.
However, this plugin seems to have a mysterious BUG, switched to ‘Custom Attachment Location’.