by keerats
Show sequential passages from the Sikh prayer Japji Sahib in each new tab, with Roman transliteration, English translations, and note shortcuts. Works offline and follows your theme.
☬ New Tab Japji
Start each Obsidian tab with a short passage from Japji Sahib, in Roman transliteration with its English translation.
- Read in order: up to four rows at a time, or two for pauris with paired sentences. Passages never cross a pauri boundary.
- Continue with each new tab or Next passage, with your place saved across restarts.
- A centered ☬ and compact text using your theme’s UI fonts and colors, so it fits naturally into Obsidian.
- Shortcuts to create a note, find a note, or return to recent notes.
- The complete text ships with the plugin and works offline from the first launch.
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Select a screenshot to view it at full size.
Enable New Tab Japji, then open a new tab to begin.
Compatibility: New Tab Japji replaces the default empty-tab content and may conflict with other plugins that customize new tabs. Use only one new-tab customization plugin at a time.
Local installation, development, and release guide
Attribution
Text and translation: SikhiWiki contributors — Learn all of Japji Sahib, under GFDL 1.2 or later. See source and adaptation details. Plugin code: GNU GPLv3. Distributed code modifications must remain open under GPLv3. See licensing details.
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