Dynamic Embed
approvedby dabravin
Embed snippets, templates and any linkable by delegating the current scope to the embedded file, treating it as content instead of a reference.
Obsidian Dynamic Embed
Embed snippets, templates and any linkables by delegating the current scope to the embedded file, treating them as content instead of references, contrary to the integrated tag ![[]].
Example
Import the contents of file Script-note-template file name link.md, existing in the active vault.
Note that the link syntax does not support heading/block links (e.g. [[file#heading1]])
```dynamic-embed
[[Script-note-template file name link]]
```
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