CardNote
approvedby cycsd
Quickly extract your thoughts in the Canvas and Excalidraw.
CardNote
⚡ Extract your thoughts more quickly
This tool help you create a new note and insert its link into the canvas. Let you quickly build visualized notes on Obsidian Canvas and the obsidian-excalidraw-plugin by "Drag and Drop".
Features
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By creating a new note, referencing blocks, or cutting, quickly extract the blocks you want, and draw links on the canvas.
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Dragging the first line drags the entire block.
Support foldable blocks, markdown syntax,
e.g. heading, paragraph, bullet list ...
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Automatically open the file in a split view when you click the node on the canvas.
Commands
- Enable/Disable Auto Link: toggle auto create link feature.
- Arrow to * : When auto link is enable, select which arrow style to use for the link.
- Set Default Label: Set the label for link created automatically.
- Show/Hide Drag Symbol: Show or hide the drag symbol.
- Create New File in Default/Source/Canvas Folder: Choose which folder you want to save the extracted content.
- Enable/Disable Auto Preview: When enabled, clicking a node on the canvas automatically opens the file in a split view.
Translate
Example
Obsidian Canvas

Excalidraw

Extract selections

Extract foldable range

Cards View

Alternative
Drag-and-Drop
You could replace drag-and-drop feature by steps below
- Right-click to open the tools menu in the editor
- Use Obsidian Note Composer to extract your thoughts into a new note
- In Obsidian Canvas or obsidian-excalidraw-plugin, Right-click to open the tools menu.
- Insert markdown file to canvas.
- You can replace Right-click by setting Note Composer hotkey, and replace steps 3 ~ 4 by dragging link in editor.
Cards View
obsidian-cards-view-plugin: display a beautiful masonry layout for your notes.
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