Obsidian Link Heading Range Plugin
This is a plugin for Obsidian (https://obsidian.md).
It allows linking to a heading range, in the [[Page#HeaderA#HeaderB]] or [[Page#HeaderA#HeaderB|Alias]] extended wikilink format.
We will call these extended wikilinks "heading range links" below.
Demo
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/24638389/199087148-0e7173e4-53ae-4bb6-9dde-53985dd6f130.mov
Features
Features are still pretty basic :
- [[Page]], [[Page#Heading]], [[Page|Alias]], [[Page#Heading|Alias]] links will work exactly as normal
- Hovering on a heading range link will display the standard popover and scroll to the "HeaderA" location
- Clicking on a heading range link will jump to the linked page and scroll to the "HeaderA" location (⌘ key is supported)
- You can chose your "page to heading" and "heading to heading" divider symbols
- When a note is having a heading range link to another note, the link will be shown in the graph view
Roadmap
This is still very much alpha and lots need to be done.
Any help is very much welcomed !
- Improve the popover on range links
- Remove the yellow highlight
- If possible, include only the paragraphs and headings within the range (not the whole note scrolled to HeaderA)
- Have the page scrolling to the HeaderA location when clicking on the top right tooltip link
- Improve the click on range links
- Have the yellow highlight covering the whole heading range section (not only HeaderA section)
- Support ⌥ + ⌘ modifier
- Improve the plugin onloading (for example, provide an optional automatic reshaping of all range links [[Page#HeaderA#HeaderB]] to [[Page#HeaderA]] > HeaderB so that the vault is not left in a broken state ?)
- Support the transclusion syntax ![[Page#HeaderA#HeaderB]]
- Support autocomplete in editor when typing the second heading [[Page#HeadingA#...
- Reorder headings if user mistakenly starts with the last one ? What happens if more than one heading with the same title (currently it takes the first)
- Support relevant search queries, such as "is that heading, in the middle of the range, linked to that note ?"