Here are some of the plugins I use regularly with Obsidian.

Advanced Tables

This plugin takes Markdown tables and makes them usable again. I do find it a bit hard to use sometimes, but the results are far easier to read than a standard markdown table with little formatting. I’ll be building all Markdown tables in Obsidian from now on and then copying them over to whatever app they need to be in for publishing.

Note Refactor

This plugin makes it easy to pull new notes out of your existing notes. Instead of copy/paste and creating new note titles you can template the note result when you select text and and invoke the plugin.

Editor Syntax Highlight and Copy Button

I take a decent amount of notes on code and both of these plugins make the code experience better.

The only drawback I see to the copy button is that you need to toggle between preview mode and edit mode. I’d love to see the copy button available in edit mode by default.

Getting Started with Obsidian Course

Getting Started with Obsidian

If you want to learn your way around Obsidian so that you can build a great note system then this course is for you. I’ll cover basic folder structure when to use tags or links, and the plugins I think everyone needs to make their Obsidian experience excellent. Plus much more. If you want all my courses, become a member.

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Getting Started with Zettelkasten

If you’ve been wondering about what Zettelkasten is and how to start organizing your notes with this excellent system then this course is for you. I’ll cover the basics of choosing which tool to use, how to take notes, how to deal with linking your notes, and much more. You can also become a member to get all my courses.

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