Obsidian will open a dialog box to help you select the note you want to link to. The most basic link in Obsidian is a note link, it requires only double square brackets. In Obsidian links are created with double square brackets ]. Two Equals Signs for Highlighted Text How to Make Links in Obsidian To highlight text, surround the text with two equals symbols on each side =Two Equals Signs for Highlighted Text= Two Tildes for Strikethrough Text Highlight Sometimes called the wiggly line, this character is usually found to the left of the number 1 on your keyboard (SHIFT `) ~~Two Tildes for Strikethrough Text~~ To strikethrough or cross out your text, surround the text with two tildes (~~). One Star for Italicized Text Strikethrough To make something italic you surround it with one star (*) on either side. To make something bold you surround it with two stars (**) on either side. In Obsidian, you can use markdown to change your formatting, here’s how: Bold If you’re used to using Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or Pages, you’re probably used to having a bar at the top of the page with all your formatting options. # Heading 6 Heading 1 Heading 2 Heading 3 Heading 4 Heading 5 Heading 6 Text Formatting in Obsidian Here is the markdown for each heading and the resulting heading that will appear in your note. Using headings instead of bolded text will be more useful later if you want to link to a specific section (see below) or for making a table of contents etc. To make an H1 type # with a space after it, two hashes for an H2, etc. The special character for creating headings is the hash symbol #. There are six possible headings you can use in Obsidian, they are numbered from 1 (biggest) to 6 (smallest). !(/images/mountains-grass.jpg)Ĭheat Sheet for Obsidian Markdown Syntax, a Reference Table Markdown Headings ``` this is a code block“` ~~~ so is this ~~~
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