Discussed in #1145
I'm looking at Callouts not the ToC thing
Originally posted by rooobeert August 3, 2026
Hi,
Im currently trying out pagecord. So far im very happy with. Its also my first time using Obsidian as an editing tool, coming from Notion. I have a technical blog about Microsoft 365 and I use the following tools quite a lot:
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Callouts
Right now, callouts are transformed into quotes. BUT the quotes still have the !note or !tip in the text without being formatted properly. For me this would be a nice addition.
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Table of contents
The documentations says that the dynamic variable for table of contents are only allowed in pages. As my posts sometimes get quite long, I need to give a user that table of contents. So far I always had it hovering on the side, but on top (non sticky) would also be alright. I could image simply adding the variable to my obisidan page, from there pagecord picks it up and transforms it into a uptodate table of contents.
Maybe somebody else is also interested in these ideas!
Thanks!
Discussed in #1145
I'm looking at Callouts not the ToC thing
Originally posted by rooobeert August 3, 2026
Hi,
Im currently trying out pagecord. So far im very happy with. Its also my first time using Obsidian as an editing tool, coming from Notion. I have a technical blog about Microsoft 365 and I use the following tools quite a lot:
Callouts
Right now, callouts are transformed into quotes. BUT the quotes still have the !note or !tip in the text without being formatted properly. For me this would be a nice addition.
Table of contents
The documentations says that the dynamic variable for table of contents are only allowed in pages. As my posts sometimes get quite long, I need to give a user that table of contents. So far I always had it hovering on the side, but on top (non sticky) would also be alright. I could image simply adding the variable to my obisidan page, from there pagecord picks it up and transforms it into a uptodate table of contents.
Maybe somebody else is also interested in these ideas!
Thanks!