The Obsidian Tag Page Plugin enables users to create and manage dedicated Markdown pages for individual tags. When you create a tag page, the plugin automatically populates it with content based on the associated tag. The plugin also provides a ribbon icon that refreshes the content of the active tag page according to the current settings.
- Create dedicated tag pages with a simple command.
- Automatically populate tag pages with relevant content.
- Refresh tag page content with a click.
- Customize the directory where tag pages are stored.
- Include lines containing the tag and/or bulleted sub-items in the tag page.
- Flexible frontmatter query property to store the tag query within the tag page.
To install the Obsidian Tag Page Plugin:
- Open Obsidian.
- Navigate to Settings > Community plugins > Browse.
- Search for "Tag Page Plugin" and click Install.
- Create Tag Page: Trigger this command to create a new tag page or navigate to an existing one.
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#some-tagwill create a new tag page for#some-tagin the default tag page directory. - Entering
#some-tag/*will create a new tag page for all nested tags under#some-tagin the default tag page directory.
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- Refresh Tag Page: Click this icon to refresh the content of the active tag page based on your current settings.
- Tag Page Directory: Customize the directory where new tag pages will be created.
- Frontmatter Query Property: Define the frontmatter property to store the tag query within the tag page.
- NOTE: This property is required on all tag pages for refreshing content.
- 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.
To contribute to this project, please see the Contributing guidelines.
For any issues, please refer to the GitHub Issues page or contact the maintainers.
This project is licensed under MIT License.