obsidian-markdown

To format wikilinks and callouts in Obsidian, you use specific markdown extensions like double brackets for internal links and blockquote syntax with `[!note]` for visually distinct information blocks.

Adding YAML frontmatter properties to Obsidian markdown involves inserting key-value pairs enclosed in triple dashes at the very beginning of your note to structure metadata for discoverability.

Yes, you can embed content and use LaTeX in Obsidian markdown by utilizing specific syntax extensions designed for rendering mathematical formulas and embedding internal notes or media directly.

Standard markdown does not support Obsidian's wikilinks and comments syntax, as Obsidian uses its own flavored markdown extensions to facilitate advanced note-taking and knowledge management features.

To create a new Obsidian note, you structure the document by adding YAML frontmatter for tags, writing content in markdown, and linking to other notes using `[[wikilinks]]` for knowledge graph connectivity.

You should use Obsidian markdown callouts instead of standard blockquotes when you need visually distinct, categorized information blocks like warnings or notes that render with specific styling and titles.