obsidian-markdown

Obsidian callouts use the syntax `> [!note]` to create visually distinct blocks. You can make a callout collapsible by adding a plus or minus sign inside the brackets, like `> [!note]+`, allowing users to expand and collapse the content.

Wikilinks in Obsidian use double square brackets `[[note name]]` to create internal links between notes. You can also alias them with `[[note name|display text]]` or link to specific blocks using the `^` symbol for block references.

Obsidian embeds require an exclamation mark before a wikilink, such as `![[note name]]` to embed an entire note. To embed a specific block, append the block identifier with `^` like `![[note name^block-id]]`.

Yes, Obsidian markdown builds directly upon CommonMark and GitHub Flavored Markdown as a base. Understanding these standard formats is required before using Obsidian's unique extensions like properties, wikilinks, and callouts.

Obsidian supports LaTeX math equations using single dollar signs `$` for inline math and double dollar signs `$$` for block equations. This allows you to render complex mathematical formulas directly within your notes.

Properties in Obsidian are managed using YAML front matter enclosed by triple dashes `---` at the top of your note. This structured data enables advanced metadata tracking and searching within your vault.