eatcodeplay18k downloadsVisually enhance your notes with a customizable banner. Supports icons and time/date display.
Enhance your Obsidian notes with header images, icons, dates and times. Flexible, customizable - fun!
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[!NOTE] For demonstration purposes the below examples are shown as
YAMLsyntax.
- You can add an image in
Source ModeorLive Preview- The examples assume you left the default property name
banner(changeable in the settings).
To get you started, the minimum is:
# External URL
---
banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg
---
# Internal Asset (Wikilink).
# Optional: add a ! infront, to make it embeddable for things like Dataview
---
banner: [[path/image.jpg]]
---
# Internal or External Asset (Markdown Link)
# Optional: add a ! infront, to make it embeddable
---
banner: [](path/image.jpg)
---
# Or even an Obsidian URL (will be transformed to a Wikilink)
---
banner: obsidian://open?vault=my-vault&file=path%2Fimage.jpg
---
Obviously you can do this either in Source Mode or Live Preview .
Want to add an vertical offset? Sure thing - positive or negative numbers are supported:
# External URL
---
banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg#20
---
# Internal Asset (Wikilink)
---
banner: [[path/image.jpg|20]]
---
# Internal Asset (Markdown)
---
banner: [20](path/image.jpg)
---
What about a horizontal offset?
# External URL
---
banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg#20x20
---
# Internal Asset (Wikilink)
---
banner: [[path/image.jpg|20x20]]
---
# Internal Asset (Markdown)
---
banner: [20x20](path/image.jpg)
---
Having a horizontal offset is mostly useful for repeatable images, so there is support for that as well:
# External URL
---
banner: https://link.com/to/your/image.jpg#20x20,repeat
---
# Internal Asset (Wikilink)
---
banner: [[path/image.jpg|20x20,repeat]]
---
# Internal Asset (Markdown)
---
banner: [20x20,repeat](path/image.jpg)
---
Now that you got the basics down? Want to add an icon? It's a simple as:
---
banner: [[path/image.jpg|20x20,repeat]]
icon: ❤️
---
Since 0.2.0 you can customize the appearance and behavior of Simple Banner per device.
[!NOTE]
- You will only see the settings that are relevant for the device you are currently using.
- Earlier settings will be migrated, so you don't loose your current settings.
The settings can bebroken down into two sections:
Simple Banner - Device specific settings:
Frontmatter Settings:
banner).icon).Settings -> Community plugins.Safe mode is off.Browse and search for "Simple Banner".Install and then Enable the plugin.You can install it either by using BRAT or manually by following the instructions below:
<your_vault>/.obsidian/plugins/simple-banner)..obsidian folder might be hidden. Make sure to show hidden files in your file explorer.Settings -> Community plugins.Safe mode is off.If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.
Enjoy adding Banners and Icons to your notes!