obsidian-markdown

Obsidian Markdown uses double bracket syntax for wikilinks (`[[Note]]`) to link internal notes, and adds an exclamation mark for embeds (`![[Note]]`) to display content from other notes or media directly within the current file.

Obsidian callouts use the syntax `> [!note]` to create visually distinct highlighted text blocks. YAML frontmatter properties define note metadata like tags and status at the very beginning of a Markdown file.

Yes, Obsidian Flavored Markdown fully supports standard CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) syntax, extending them with unique features like wikilinks, callouts, and content embeds for vault management.

To add metadata tags to an Obsidian note, define YAML frontmatter properties at the top of the Markdown file, specifying structured data attributes like `tags` and `status` before the main note content begins.

Yes, Obsidian Markdown supports content embedding using the `![[Note]]` syntax, allowing you to directly include and display images, diagrams, or text blocks from other notes within your current vault file.

Use Obsidian wikilinks (`[[Note]]`) instead of standard Markdown links when managing files within an Obsidian vault, as wikilinks automatically resolve internal note connections and support structured note-linking workflows.