Here's a 100-word passage summarizing the plugin: The 404 Homepage plugin is designed to help users create customizable 404 error pages that are both visually appealing and informative. With this plugin, you can easily set up a default 404 page with your brand's style and messaging. The plugin offers a range of customization options, including text and image placeholders, allowing you to tailor the design to fit your website's unique voice. Additionally, it provides a simple way to redirect users to a specific page or section of your site, ensuring that they don't get lost in the process.

This is a README file for an Obsidian plugin called "Advanced Canvas". The plugin adds various features to the canvas in Obsidian, such as: * Custom styles: Users can add custom CSS styles to nodes and edges on the canvas. * Custom colors: Users can add custom colors to nodes and edges on the canvas. * Node interactions: Users can interact with nodes on the canvas, such as moving them around or resizing them. * Edge interactions: Users can interact with edges on the canvas, such as dragging them to reposition them. * Zooming and panning: Users can zoom in and out of the canvas using keyboard shortcuts or mouse gestures. * Undo and redo: Users can undo and redo changes they make to the canvas. * Read-only mode: Users can set the canvas to read-only mode, which prevents them from making changes to it. The plugin also provides a range of events that plugins can use to interact with the canvas. These events include: * `advanced-canvas:node-interaction`: Fired when a node is interacted with (e.g. moved or resized). * `advanced-canvas:edge-interaction`: Fired when an edge is interacted with (e.g. dragged to reposition it). * `advanced-canvas:undo`: Fired when the user undoes a change they made to the canvas. * `advanced-canvas:redo`: Fired when the user redoes a change they made to the canvas. * `advanced-canvas:readonly-changed`: Fired when the read-only state of the canvas changes. * `advanced-canvas:data-requested`: Fired when the canvas data is requested (e.g. by another plugin). * `advanced-canvas:load-data`: Fired when the canvas data is set. * `advanced-canvas:canvas-saved:before` and `advanced-canvas:canvas-saved:after`: Fired before and after the canvas is saved. The README file also includes a section on contributing to the plugin, which provides information on how to submit pull requests and issues. Additionally, there is a star history chart at the bottom of the file that shows the number of stars the plugin has received over time.

The Canvas MindMap plugin is a creative tool that helps you visualize your ideas and thoughts in a mind map format. With this plugin, you can create a new canvas and start building your mind map by adding nodes, edges, and colors. The auto-layout feature allows you to arrange your nodes in a specific direction, giving your mind map a professional look. You can also select individual nodes or the entire tree structure for further customization. The plugin offers various hotkeys for quick navigation and node creation, making it easy to work with your mind map. Whether you're brainstorming ideas, planning projects, or organizing notes, the Canvas MindMap plugin is an excellent addition to your Obsidian toolkit.

The Simple CanvaSearch plugin revolutionizes the way you navigate your Obsidian notes by introducing a fuzzy-search feature for your canvas page. With just a few clicks, you can quickly find specific notes and jump to their location on the canvas. This plugin's simplicity makes it easy to use, allowing you to focus on your work rather than navigating through complex menus or settings. Whether you're searching for note titles or contents, this plugin has got you covered, giving you instant access to the information you need.

ZettelFlow is a plugin for Obsidian that helps you to create and manage your notes in a Zettelkasten way.

The Crafty plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who want to streamline their note-taking experience. This innovative tool allows you to quickly find and replace specific text patterns across all your notes, making it easy to standardize formatting and maintain consistency throughout your knowledge base. With Crafty, you can also use regular expressions to search and extract specific information from your notes, saving you time and reducing the risk of errors. Whether you're a busy professional or an avid learner, this plugin is sure to become a valuable addition to your Obsidian workflow.

The Folder Canvas plugin brings a fresh way to visualize your Obsidian vault by generating Canvas views directly from a folder. This feature transforms selected folders into a structured, node-based layout, offering a quick overview of Markdown files within. Whether you prefer using the command palette, file menu, or a convenient sidebar ribbon button, the plugin provides multiple ways to create Canvas files seamlessly. It’s particularly handy for managing notes at a glance, with settings that let you customize node arrangements, dimensions, and spacing. The “Watch Canvas folder” option ensures your Canvas remains updated as files are added or removed from the folder. While it focuses on first-level files, it avoids nested folder complexities, keeping the Canvas clean and focused. With flexible filename patterns and automatic opening upon creation, it’s a great addition for those who want to enhance their note organization visually.

The Canvas Explorer plugin enhances Obsidian's canvas feature by enabling users to create dynamic, customizable canvases from their note connections. It allows you to explore linked notes, ignore irrelevant ones, and generate a visually appealing canvas that preserves note connections. Features include customizable node dimensions, sorting notes by frontmatter or creation date, excluding specific sections, and color-coding notes based on connection counts. Additionally, it generates a summary node with concatenated content, providing a comprehensive overview of the explored topic.

Show the links between "Canvas" and "File"

This Obsidian plugin allows you to make the background of cards transparent in the Canvas for specific embed types, including Image (png), Canvas, and even Markdown.

Let the OpenAI LLM add nodes to your Obsidian canvas

The Node Auto Resize plugin enhances the Obsidian canvas by automatically resizing nodes to fit their content. As users update a node's content in the canvas view, the plugin adjusts the node dimensions dynamically, ensuring a clean and organized layout. It includes settings to enable width auto-resizing and to define a maximum width for nodes, giving users control over the visualization appearance. This feature is especially useful for maintaining clarity and structure in canvas-based workflows.

An Obsidian plugin that optimizes canvas links by displaying a page thumbnail.

An Obsidian plugin that declutters a canvas by reconnecting notes using their nearest edges

The Canvas2Document plugin enables the seamless conversion of Obsidian canvas structures into linear documents. It processes all canvas elements, including cards, notes, images, videos, and embedded media, into a cohesive document with organized metadata headers. The plugin allows users to retain connections from the canvas using metadata-based links and supports customization of the conversion process. This tool is ideal for transforming complex layouts, such as novels or startup plans, into structured, editable documents while maintaining flexibility for adjustments.

The Semantic Canvas plugin for Obsidian enhances the use of canvases by allowing users to visually edit file properties. It enables bulk property updates across multiple markdown files linked within a canvas, as well as the creation of semantic links between notes. The plugin provides intuitive tools for managing properties based on group membership and link relationships. Users can create knowledge graphs, perform mass edits, and even represent diagrams like Venn diagrams or Kanban boards. This plugin facilitates a more interactive and visual approach to working with notes and their properties, making it ideal for organizing complex information and improving note relationships.

The CardNote plugin for Obsidian is designed to help users quickly visualize and organize their notes in the Obsidian Canvas and Excalidraw plugins. It allows for easy creation of new notes and insertion of links into the canvas, enabling a seamless drag-and-drop experience. Users can quickly extract blocks from existing notes, including headings, paragraphs, and bullet points, and organize them visually. The plugin supports foldable blocks and markdown syntax, providing flexibility in managing notes. It also offers alternative methods for note creation and card view for better organization, making it a powerful tool for users who prefer a more visual approach to note management.

The Canvas Mindmap Helper plugin enhances Obsidian's Canvas view by adding mind mapping functionality. It provides convenient commands to quickly add new cards and navigate between them using the keyboard. A key feature is the auto layout command, which automatically arranges the cards for a more organized view. Additionally, the plugin offers the option to trigger the auto layout whenever changes are made to the cards, helping users maintain a neat and structured visual representation of their ideas. This plugin is ideal for users looking to turn their Canvas view into a dynamic, interactive mind mapping tool.

A node collapsing plugin for Canvas in Obsidian.

The Canvas minimap plugin enhances the navigation experience within Obsidian's canvas feature by adding a minimap. This plugin allows users to get an overview of their canvas, making it easier to navigate through larger notes. The minimap can be enabled through the command palette or settings, and clicking on the minimap takes users directly to the corresponding section of the canvas. The behavior of the minimap can be customized to suit the user's preference, offering a more efficient way to manage complex canvas notes.

The Augmented Canvas plugin enhances Obsidian's Canvas feature by integrating OpenAI's GPT-4 to provide AI-powered functionalities. Users can ask questions about specific notes or generate new questions based on a note's content. The plugin creates new notes with AI-generated responses or links, facilitating a dynamic conversation history between notes. Additional features include creating images, running system prompts across folders, generating flashcards for spaced repetition, and inserting relevant AI-generated questions into the canvas. The plugin offers robust customization options and integrates seamlessly with other Obsidian tools, boosting productivity and enhancing note exploration.

The Caret plugin integrates local-first LLM capabilities directly into Obsidian, enabling users to utilize AI-powered features without relying on external services. Caret supports AI-enhanced conversations through chat logs stored as markdown files and integrates with the Obsidian Canvas for non-linear, visual workflows. It is compatible with various local and remote LLMs, including OpenAI, Anthropic, and custom models. All generated data remains within the user's vault, adhering to strict privacy principles. The plugin's design focuses on preserving user autonomy and enhancing productivity while offering flexibility through customizable AI integration.

The Link Nodes in Canvas plugin is a game-changer for Obsidian users who rely heavily on visual organization. With this plugin, you can effortlessly create connections between nodes in your canvas by simply selecting the nodes and using a custom command. This feature allows you to quickly establish relationships between ideas, concepts, or tasks, making it easier to navigate complex networks of information. Additionally, you can also link text or file nodes directly to other nodes, creating a seamless flow of knowledge. With Link Nodes in Canvas, you'll be able to create a more intuitive and visually appealing representation of your thoughts, making it simpler to explore and build upon your ideas.

Send a card in Obsidian Canvas to be behind all other cards.

Obsidian Canvas plugin that let's you show only pages / arrows with specific tags / colors / connections.

The Canvas Picture in Picture plugin enhances Obsidian's Canvas feature by allowing users to float a selected canvas element above the rest of the content. This creates a picture-in-picture experience, enabling users to focus on a specific node while continuing to interact with other parts of the canvas. The floating element is resizable and positioned conveniently in the bottom left corner, making it an ideal tool for multitasking and improving workflow efficiency.

The Better Canvas Lock plugin allows you to lock the view of your Obsidian canvas, disabling features like zooming, selecting, dragging and dropping, and scrolling. This can be particularly useful when working on complex notes or presentations where unwanted interactions might disrupt your workflow. The plugin also includes a log feature for debugging purposes, although be warned that it may produce some redundant error messages in the console. Additionally, you can still enable limited interaction with canvas cards by focusing on them, which is helpful if you need to adjust the view of a specific card. Overall, Better Canvas Lock provides more control over your Obsidian experience and helps you stay focused on your work.

The Search In Canvas plugin enables users to search for text within an Obsidian canvas, helping them locate specific information across various nodes and edges. It allows users to quickly search for text and highlights the results, making it easy to identify occurrences in complex visual structures. The plugin provides an intuitive interface, accessible through the `Ctrl + F` command or the search icon in the toolbar, offering a seamless experience for working with canvases in Obsidian.

The Canvas Daily Note plugin for Obsidian adds a convenient way to display your daily note directly on the canvas. This plugin automatically creates and updates a file node that always reflects the latest daily note whenever you open the canvas. Users can customize the appearance of the node and control when new daily notes are created through the settings. It simplifies navigating to your daily note on the canvas, but currently, it does not support connections to other nodes. Ideal for users looking for a quick way to access their daily notes in the canvas view.

A plugin to help you display cards based on sequence.

A plugin for Obsidian that allows you to create a canvas conversation using ChatGPT.