More Excellent Hotkeys (MEH)

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by kraxen72

This plugin has not been manually reviewed by Obsidian staff. Smart quality-of-life hotkeys.

2 stars311 downloadsUpdated 1mo agoMIT

More Excellent Hotkeys (MEH)

small obsidian plugin for quick markdown formatting toggles.
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  • the main feature is that it selects up to the nearest word:
    • selecting something like: hello th[is is some sent]ence and hitting Toggle bold (from this plugin) will result in hello **this is some sentence**
    • similarly, hello **thi[s is some sen]tence** -> Toggle bold -> hello this is some sentence.
  • cursor position is preserved where reasonable.

local installation

you can probably use BRAT (i haven't tested it).


download more-excellent-hotkeys.zip from the latest release.
unzip it, such that its contents are in <your vaullt>/.obsidian/plugins/more-excellent-hotkeys,
e.g. <your vaullt>/.obsidian/plugins/more-excellent-hotkeys/main.js

commands added

this plugin adds editor commands you can bind to your own hotkeys (no default bindings).

  • Toggle bold
  • Toggle highlight
  • Toggle italics
  • Toggle inline code
  • Toggle comment
  • Toggle strikethrough
  • Toggle underscore
  • Remove formatting
  • Change checkbox type (opens fuzzy picker)

settings

  • Use * for italics (default: off, _ is used)
  • Promote regular bullet points (default: on) for Change checkbox type
  • Extended checkboxes submenu for managing picker rows (- [x] description) with add/delete and reset-to-defaults controls

checkbox picker

checkbox picker screenshot To get the same icons as I have in the screenshot, see my snippets repo.

  • Works on task lines like - [ ] item
  • Can also promote regular bullet lines like - item (when enabled in settings)
  • Supports configurable Obsidian extended checkbox markers
  • Opens as a fuzzy picker modal
  • Also available from the editor right-click menu when cursor is on a checkbox line

other

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