Dynamic Views
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Elegant grid and masonry card views for Bases and Datacore.
Dynamic Views
Elegant grid and masonry card views for Bases and Datacore.
Features
- Show text previews from first few lines of notes
- Show note images
- Display images as covers, thumbnails, posters, or card backdrops
- Cover slideshow
- Wrap long titles to new line
- Scroll long properties horizontally
- Full screen image viewer
- Immersive full screen scrolling on phone
Extras
- Load cards while scrolling rather than all at once
- Position card images on top, bottom, left or right of text
- Hover across thumbnail to preview other images
- Position property labels above, inline, or hide them
- Display properties stacked or side-by-side
- Interactive checkbox properties
- Select and copy card text
- Configure default view settings
- Open URL card button (↗)
- Shuffle view button
- Open random file button
- Fold sections when grouping by property
- Full keyboard navigation
- Apply CSS snippets to individual views
And numerous other quality‑of‑life improvements over the default Bases card view.
Integrations
- Extensive Style Settings support
- Show YouTube thumbnails
- Show Auto Card Link or Link Embed images
- Reveal files, folders and tags in Notebook Navigator
Perfect for
- Image galleries
- Mood boards
- Media libraries
- Everyday notes
- Web Clipper
Installation
[!IMPORTANT]
The plugin is in active development — things can break, or change drastically between releases.Please ensure your files are regularly backed up.
Until Dynamic Views is made available in the plugin directory, to install it:
- Download and enable the BRAT plugin.
- Install via BRAT.
- Select Add plugin.
Install manually
Note: To get updates for Dynamic Views, you will have to check for and install them manually.
- Download
dynamic-views.zipin theAssetsof the latest release. - Open the vault folder in the system file manager.
- Navigate to your Obsidian config folder (
.obsidianby default, hidden on most OSes). - Unzip
dynamic-views.zipand place it in thepluginsfolder. - Reload plugins or app.
- Enable Dynamic Views in Obsidian settings → Community plugins → Installed plugins.
Support
- Visit the wiki to learn about plugin features and find helpful tips.
- Found a bug or have a feature request? Open an issue.
- Have a question? Start a discussion.
- PRs welcome. Reach out if you'd like to help maintain the plugin.
Credits
The theme in the screenshots is Cupertino.
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