Obsidian 0.9.5 Desktop (Early access)
2020-10-19
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via Obsidian Changelog
Shiny new things Block references and block embeds are now available. Simply type ^ when linking to trigger the auto-complete: [[Filename^ . Use [[^^ to auto-complete blocks globally. The generated link will look like this: [[Filename#blockid]] . Block IDs will be generated using the syntax ^blockid when using the auto-complete. Alternatively, you can manually create the block ID using any alpha-numeric character. The block ID must be located at the end of the paragraph or list item, and must include a space character before the ^ . To identify more complex blocks, like tables, you can add the ^blockid as its own after the block you're referring to. There must be an empty line before and after ^blockid for this to take effect. Quick reminder that this syntax for block reference isn't portable Markdown (no other tools support it yet), so please use some discretion when considering working with other tools! You can now auto-complete headings and blocks globally. Be aware that this may be slow if your vault is large. Auto-complete blocks globally by typing [[^^ . Auto-complete headings globally by typing [[## . There is now a new command for toggling the checkbox state between [ ] and [x] . Ctrl/Cmd+Enter is the default hotkey. Changes The community theme page has been re-styled to be easier to use. HTML <iframe> now has a sandbox attribute added for extra security. No longer broken Fixed removing links to an opened file causes the backlink pane to sometimes keep showing the removed link. Fixed inability to see the last few characters when editing table that's longer than screen width. Malformed Markdown URLs no longer cause parsing failures. Linking an unlinked mention now shows up in linked mention right away.
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