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Not sure what approach you're stumbling with re: images, but they definitely support them, but you can literally just drop an image onto the editor and it'll em
by chriskrycho 4y ago
Not sure what approach you're stumbling with re: images, but they definitely support them, but you can literally just drop an image onto the editor and it'll embed it, including locating it where you've specified that attachments should go.
The default file per folder is not built-in, but there is a handy community plugin[1] which does it.
[1]: https://github.com/xpgo/obsidian-folder-note-plugin https://github.com/xpgo/obsidian-folder-note-plugin
- rcarmo 4y agoRight. That's the problem, it insists on storing images in a single folder, which doesn't scale or make it easy to manage complex notes as a single unit (it's the reason why my notes are folders and not single files).
- chriskrycho 4y agoNo, you can put them anywhere, it just defaults to putting them in a single folder for ease of convenience. There's even a setting, "Default location for new attachments," which allows you to choose: - Vault folder - A specified folder in your vault - In the same folder as the current file - In subfolder under the current folder But again, that's just the default location; you can put it anywhere and reference it wherever it is using relative paths.
- rcarmo 4y agoWell, I am looking at a very simple Markdown file with a single image reference and it's not working. The image file is in the current folder...
- chriskrycho 4y agoInteresting – possibly normal image links don't work but their embeds do?
- kepano 4y agoYou can store images anywhere. Can you share what syntax you are using for your image links?
- rcarmo 4y agoJust tried the plugin in "Index file" mode, set the index file to index.md and it doesn't seem to pick up nested paths correctly for some reason. (Also the rest of Obsidian seems to not be aware the plugin is there, the notes graph is still referencing the wrong things...)