The Math Booster plugin is a powerful tool for Obsidian users who work with mathematical theorems and equations. This plugin provides an indexing and referencing system that allows you to easily cite and link to specific theorems and equations in your notes. With automatic equation numbering, clever referencing, and search and link autocomplete features, this plugin makes it easy to keep track of complex mathematical concepts and references.

One of the standout features of Math Booster is its ability to display links to theorems and equations with their title or number, similar to the cleveref package in LaTeX. This means you can easily create citations and references without having to manually type aliases.

Additionally, this plugin allows you to customize the appearance of theorem callouts using CSS snippets, giving you complete control over the look and feel of your mathematical notes.

Whether you're a student, researcher, or academic, Math Booster is an essential tool for anyone working with mathematical concepts in Obsidian.

2.2.0

a year ago

Changelog

Important: Math Booster has been renamed!

Starting from version 2.2.0, Math Booster has been renamed to LaTeX-like Theorem & Equation Referencer for better clarity and discoverability.

While the display name in the community plugin browser may still reflect the previous version, it will be updated shortly.

A big thank you for those who shared their ideas here!

[!warning]
If you have custom CSS snippets with CSS classes .math-booster-*, don't worry, they still work!

But I do recommend you to replace them with .latex-referencer-* as the old class names might be removed in the future.

New features

Quick Preview integration: While using the custom link autocomplete or the search modal, holding down Alt/Option (by default).
If you have the Quick Preview plugin installed, it will trigger a quick preview of the selected suggestion with the context around it.
Custom link autocomplete: now you can use Dataview queries pre-specified in the plugin setting tab.

Improvements

Rewrote the custom link autocomplete so that a trigger string can start with the trigger of another type of autocomplete. The default trigger strings have been updated accordingly.
Now inline math ocntained in theorem titles are rendered in suggestions.
Now you can choose whether to show theorem contents in Obsidian's built-in link suggestions.

See all version on GitHub