obsidian-markdown

To create Obsidian notes with wikilinks and frontmatter properties, you add frontmatter metadata at the top of your note and use [[Note]] syntax to connect notes. This enables consistent vault documentation and cross-linking.

The best way to embed images or PDFs in Obsidian markdown is using the ![[note|image|pdf]] syntax. This embeds dynamic content directly into your notes so it renders correctly in Obsidian's preview mode.

Yes, you can use standard markdown formatting alongside Obsidian-specific callouts. The skill applies callouts, frontmatter properties, tags, and Mermaid diagrams while keeping standard markdown knowledge in mind for rendering.

Obsidian markdown supports cross-referencing headings within a linked vault using [[Note]] links and heading cross-references. This internal navigation connects notes and structures a linked knowledge vault efficiently.

Frontmatter properties may not render correctly in Obsidian's reading view if they fail to satisfy the frontmatter schema. Notes must maintain consistent metadata and render-ready structure to display properly in Obsidian's preview mode.

To organize a linked knowledge vault with consistent metadata in Obsidian, author notes using frontmatter properties and wikilinks. This satisfies the frontmatter schema and maintains consistent metadata across the entire vault for navigation.