ASCII Art Heading

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by nbdev99

This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. Render ASCII art headings from code blocks using FIGlet fonts.

40 downloadsUpdated 1mo agoMIT

ASCII Art Heading

Transform your headings into eye-catching ASCII art using FIGlet fonts.

Usage

Create a code block with the ascii-art language identifier:

```ascii-art
title: HELLO WORLD
```

Parameters

ParameterDescriptionRequired
titleThe text to render as ASCII artYes
fontFIGlet font name (see available fonts below)No
alignAlignment: left, centre/center, rightNo
colourColour: hex code (#ff5500) or preset (accent, muted, warning, error, success)No

Example with All Options

```ascii-art
title: FINANCIALS
font: Banner
align: centre
colour: #7c3aed
```

Available Fonts

  • Standard (default)
  • Banner
  • Big
  • Slant
  • Small
  • Block
  • Doom
  • Lean
  • Mini
  • Script
  • Shadow
  • Graffiti
  • Ogre
  • Poison
  • Roman
  • Speed
  • Straight

Settings

Access settings via Settings → Community Plugins → ASCII Art Heading

  • Default font - Font used when none specified in code block
  • Font size - Tiny, Small, Normal, or Large
  • Default colour - Theme default, accent, or custom hex colour
  • Full width - Expand beyond readable line width
  • Horizontal scroll - Enable scrolling for wide ASCII art (prevents wrapping)
  • Show font name - Display font name below ASCII art

Installation

From Community Plugins

  1. Open Settings → Community Plugins
  2. Disable Safe Mode if prompted
  3. Click Browse and search for "ASCII Art Heading"
  4. Install and enable the plugin

Manual Installation

  1. Download main.js, manifest.json, and styles.css from the latest release
  2. Create a folder called ascii-art-heading in your .obsidian/plugins/ directory
  3. Copy the downloaded files into this folder
  4. Reload and enable the plugin in Settings → Community Plugins

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License

MIT License - see LICENSE for details.

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