Tag Page

The Obsidian Tag Page Plugin enables users to create and manage dedicated Markdown pages for individual tags. Tag content is rendered inline through a markdown code block so you can mix generated results with your own notes.

Features

• Render tag content anywhere with a tag-page code block.
• Create dedicated tag pages with a simple command that seeds the block for you.
• Customize the directory where tag pages are stored (for the create command).
• Include lines containing the tag and/or bulleted sub-items in the tag page.
• Sort, title, and link settings to match your vault’s style.
• Choose whether reference links appear at the start or end of each pulled line.

Installation

To install the Obsidian Tag Page Plugin:

1. Open Obsidian.
2. Navigate to Settings > Community plugins > Browse.
3. Search for "Tag Page Plugin" and click Install.

Usage

Tag page code block

Add a tag-page code block anywhere in a note to render content for one or more tags:

```tag-page
tags: #this #that
```

Your own content above or below the block stays untouched.

Commands

• Create Tag Page: Trigger this command to create a new tag page or navigate to an existing one.
  • Entering #some-tag will create a new tag page with the code block pre-populated for #some-tag in the default tag page directory.
  • Entering #some-tag/* will create a new tag page scoped to nested tags under #some-tag in the default tag page directory.
  • The generated page includes a tag-page block so you can keep additional notes around it.
• Clean up legacy tag page content: Removes legacy generated content after migration (anything below the migration marker).

Settings

• Tag Page Directory: Customize the directory where new tag pages will be created.
• Sort By Date: Sorts content by creation date. Defaults to descending (newest content first)
• Nested page separator: Indicate the character used between words when created tag pages. Defaults to _.
  • Example: mytag_nested.md
• Tag page title template: Template for the titles of the tag pages. If left empty, a default title will be generated: Tag Content for {{tag}}.There are three (case sensitive) placeholders available:
  • {{tag}}: Will by replaced by the actual tag with a link (e.g. #Birds).
  • {{tagname}}: Will be replaced by the tag name without the # symbol and without a link (e.g. Birds if the tag is #Birds).
  • {{lf}}: Will be replaced by a newline (line feed). With this placeholder, you can add spacing or static text between the title and the tags.
• Include Lines: Choose to include lines containing the tag in the tag page.
• Bulleted Sub Items: Choose to include bulleted sub-items containing the tag in the tag page.
• Display Full Link Names: When off, referenced content will end with a link aliased as *. When toggled on, it will use the full file name for the link.
• Link position: Place the reference link at the start or end of each pulled line.
• Legacy frontmatter key: The frontmatter key used to detect old tag pages and auto-insert a tag-page block.

Development

To contribute to this project, please see the Contributing guidelines.

Support

For any issues, please refer to the GitHub Issues page or contact the maintainers.

License

This project is licensed under MIT License.