Enhanced Headers

Get a quick overview of all incoming and outgoing links.

Warning

This project is still unstable and subject to Obsidian updates, which could cause the plugin to stop working.

Why

In Obsidian, backlinks are typically visible only in the right panel or at the bottom of the file. This always bothered me, as I wanted a quick and easily accessible overview of incoming links (backlinks) and outgoing links. This plugin addresses that need by allowing you to have this information readily available at the top of your markdown files.

Current features

As of the time of writing, this plugins is very simple and allows...

• showing backlinks and outgoing links in the headers at the top of your note.
• sticking the header to the top of the screen when scrolling
• other small customizable options

Future planned features

• Fully customizable control to put any content in the headers
• Enable customizable colors for links

Installation via BRAT

Since this plugin is not available on the Community Store, you can install it via the BRAT plugin. Follow these steps to get it up and running:

1. Install BRAT Plugin:

   • Open Obsidian.
   • Go to Settings > Community Plugins.
   • Click on Browse.
   • Search for BRAT and install it.
   • Enable the BRAT plugin.

2. Add Your Plugin Repository:

   • After enabling BRAT, go to Settings > BRAT.
   • In the Repositories section, add the following URL:

      https://github.com/SolomonRosemite/obsidian-enhanced-headers

   • Click Add Repository.

3. Install the Enhanced Headers Plugin:

   • Go to Settings > BRAT > Plugins.
   • You should see Enhanced Headers in the list of available plugins.
   • Click Install next to Enhanced Headers.

4. Enable the Plugin:

   • After installation, ensure that the plugin is enabled by going to Settings > Community Plugins.
   • Find Enhanced Headers in the list and toggle it to enable.

5. Configure the Plugin:

   • Navigate to Settings > Enhanced Headers to configure the plugin according to your preferences and enjoy.

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Enhanced Headers is MIT licensed