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Dieses Handbuch gehört zur Vorlage Example für QuartzControl. Es erklärt die Vorlage und führt zugleich alles vor, was sie kann.
- Einstieg — für den Anfang
- Formatierung — jedes Obsidian-Element
- Anpassen — Farben, Schriften, Maße
- Nachschlagen — Glossar und Grenzen
Der Text hier kommt aus einer Markdown-Datei, nicht aus der Konfiguration.
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| Title | Description | Area |
|---|---|---|
| 2 – Formatting | Every element Obsidian writes and Quartz renders — source and result side by side, 62 short pages in thirteen sections. | en/2-formatting |
| 2.1 – Text | Emphasis, special characters and line breaks. | en/2-formatting/01-text |
| 2.10 – Footnotes | Footnotes, variants and comments. | en/2-formatting/10-footnotes |
| 2.11 – Properties | Frontmatter, data types, display. | en/2-formatting/11-properties |
| 2.12 – Media | Images, documents, video and audio. | en/2-formatting/12-media |
| 2.13 – Odds and ends | HTML, escapes, arrows, tags, emoji. | en/2-formatting/13-special |
| 2.2 – Structure | Headings, paragraphs, horizontal rules. | en/2-formatting/02-structure |
| 2.3 – Lists | Unordered, ordered, tasks, nested. | en/2-formatting/03-lists |
| 2.4 – Links | Wikilinks, jump targets, external links, embeds, aliases. | en/2-formatting/04-links |
| 2.5 – Callouts | Thirteen types, foldable and nested. | en/2-formatting/05-callouts |
| 2.6 – Code | Inline, blocks, languages, titles, highlighting. | en/2-formatting/06-code |
| 2.7 – Tables | The basic form, alignment, contents, wide tables. | en/2-formatting/07-tables |
| 2.8 – Mathematics | LaTeX in the text and as a block. | en/2-formatting/08-math |
| 2.9 – Diagrams | Fourteen kinds of Mermaid diagram. | en/2-formatting/09-diagrams |
| Aliases | Making a page reachable under several names. | en/2-formatting/04-links |
| Alignment | Colons in the separator row control the column alignment. | en/2-formatting/07-tables |
| All callout types | Thirteen types with their aliases — and why their colours are set anew here. | en/2-formatting/05-callouts |
| Arrows, tags and emoji | Small things Obsidian converts in passing. | en/2-formatting/13-special |
| Callouts — the basic form | How a callout is built, with and without a title of its own. | en/2-formatting/05-callouts |
| Code blocks | Code over several lines, with a language and a copy button. | en/2-formatting/06-code |
| Code in a sentence | A command in the middle of a sentence. | en/2-formatting/06-code |
| Comments | Text that only exists in the source. | en/2-formatting/10-footnotes |
| Contents of a cell | What may stand in a cell and what has to be escaped. | en/2-formatting/07-tables |
| Data types | Text, number, boolean, list — and how they are displayed. | en/2-formatting/11-properties |
| Displaying the properties | Where the table sits, what it shows and how to change that. | en/2-formatting/11-properties |
| Documents | Embedding PDFs, linking to them and jumping to a particular page. | en/2-formatting/12-media |
| Embedding a page | Showing another page in the middle of this one. | en/2-formatting/04-links |
| Emphasis | Bold, italic, struck through, highlighted — and which plugin delivers which of them. | en/2-formatting/01-text |
| Escaping characters | When Markdown reads something as markup that is meant to be text. | en/2-formatting/13-special |
| External links | Links to the outside — and how you recognise them. | en/2-formatting/04-links |
| Flowcharts | Mermaid — processes and decisions. | en/2-formatting/09-diagrams |
| Foldable callouts | A callout that can be folded away. | en/2-formatting/05-callouts |
| Footnotes — the basic form | A marker in the text, the text at the foot of the page. | en/2-formatting/10-footnotes |
| Formula blocks | Displayed formulas, over several lines and as a matrix. | en/2-formatting/08-math |
| Formulas in a sentence | LaTeX in the middle of a sentence. | en/2-formatting/08-math |
| Frontmatter | The fields at the very top of the file and what Quartz does with them. | en/2-formatting/11-properties |
| Headings | Six levels — and why the last two stop shrinking here. | en/2-formatting/02-structure |
| Highlighting lines | Emphasising single lines in a block. | en/2-formatting/06-code |
| Horizontal rules | The dash between sections. | en/2-formatting/02-structure |
| HTML in Markdown | What is let through and where the limit is. | en/2-formatting/13-special |
| Images | Five formats, two notations, sizes — and which format is good for what. | en/2-formatting/12-media |
| Images per colour scheme | Two images, of which only ever one is visible. | en/2-formatting/12-media |
| Jump targets | Linking to a heading or to a single block. | en/2-formatting/04-links |
| Languages | Which highlighting for what — with examples. | en/2-formatting/06-code |
| Line breaks | Why a break in the source is not one on the page here — and how to force one. | en/2-formatting/01-text |
| Named and repeated footnotes | Names instead of numbers, several references, footnotes inline. | en/2-formatting/10-footnotes |
| Nested callouts | A callout inside a callout — and where the limit is. | en/2-formatting/05-callouts |
| Nesting and quotes | How deep you can go, and how quotes nest. | en/2-formatting/03-lists |
| Number diagrams | Pies, curves, flows and quadrant charts. | en/2-formatting/09-diagrams |
| Ordered lists | Numbered lists and what the numbers really do. | en/2-formatting/03-lists |
| Paragraphs | How a paragraph comes about and how wide it gets. | en/2-formatting/02-structure |
| Process diagrams | States, user journeys and branches. | en/2-formatting/09-diagrams |
| Sequence diagrams | Who says what to whom, and in which order. | en/2-formatting/09-diagrams |
| Special characters | Quotation marks, dashes and ellipses — set the way typography wants them. | en/2-formatting/01-text |
| Structure diagrams | Classes, entities and mind maps. | en/2-formatting/09-diagrams |
| Tables — the basic form | Rows, columns and the header. | en/2-formatting/07-tables |
| Task lists | Boxes to tick — and why what is done is marked twice here. | en/2-formatting/03-lists |
| Time diagrams | Gantt plans and timelines. | en/2-formatting/09-diagrams |
| Unordered lists | Bullet lists and their nesting. | en/2-formatting/03-lists |
| Video and audio | Embedding sound and moving images — with what Quartz makes of them on its own. | en/2-formatting/12-media |
| Wide tables | What happens when a table does not fit the column. | en/2-formatting/07-tables |
| Wikilinks | The Obsidian notation for internal links. | en/2-formatting/04-links |
2 – Formatting
2.1 – Text
2.10 – Footnotes
2.11 – Properties
2.12 – Media
2.13 – Odds and ends
2.2 – Structure
2.3 – Lists
2.4 – Links
2.5 – Callouts
2.6 – Code
2.7 – Tables
2.8 – Mathematics
2.9 – Diagrams
Aliases
Alignment
All callout types
Arrows, tags and emoji
Callouts — the basic form
Code blocks
Code in a sentence
Comments
Contents of a cell
Data types
Displaying the properties
Documents
Embedding a page
Emphasis
Escaping characters
External links
Flowcharts
Foldable callouts
Footnotes — the basic form
Formula blocks
Formulas in a sentence
Frontmatter
Headings
Highlighting lines
Horizontal rules
HTML in Markdown
Images
Images per colour scheme
Jump targets
Languages
Line breaks
Named and repeated footnotes
Nested callouts
Nesting and quotes
Number diagrams
Ordered lists
Paragraphs
Process diagrams
Sequence diagrams
Special characters
Structure diagrams
Tables — the basic form
Task lists
Time diagrams
Unordered lists
Video and audio
Wide tables
Wikilinks
-2 – Formatting, Every element Obsidian writes and Quartz renders — source and result side by side, 62 short pages in thirteen sections.
-2.1 – Text, Emphasis, special characters and line breaks.
-2.10 – Footnotes, Footnotes, variants and comments.
-2.11 – Properties, Frontmatter, data types, display.
-2.12 – Media, Images, documents, video and audio.
-2.13 – Odds and ends, HTML, escapes, arrows, tags, emoji.
-2.2 – Structure, Headings, paragraphs, horizontal rules.
-2.3 – Lists, Unordered, ordered, tasks, nested.
-2.4 – Links, Wikilinks, jump targets, external links, embeds, aliases.
-2.5 – Callouts, Thirteen types, foldable and nested.
-2.6 – Code, Inline, blocks, languages, titles, highlighting.
-2.7 – Tables, The basic form, alignment, contents, wide tables.
-2.8 – Mathematics, LaTeX in the text and as a block.
-2.9 – Diagrams, Fourteen kinds of Mermaid diagram.
-Aliases, Making a page reachable under several names.
-Alignment, Colons in the separator row control the column alignment.
-All callout types, Thirteen types with their aliases — and why their colours are set anew here.
-Arrows, tags and emoji, Small things Obsidian converts in passing.
-Callouts — the basic form, How a callout is built, with and without a title of its own.
-Code blocks, Code over several lines, with a language and a copy button.
-Code in a sentence, A command in the middle of a sentence.
-Comments, Text that only exists in the source.
-Contents of a cell, What may stand in a cell and what has to be escaped.
-Data types, Text, number, boolean, list — and how they are displayed.
-Displaying the properties, Where the table sits, what it shows and how to change that.
-Documents, Embedding PDFs, linking to them and jumping to a particular page.
-Embedding a page, Showing another page in the middle of this one.
-Emphasis, Bold, italic, struck through, highlighted — and which plugin delivers which of them.
-Escaping characters, When Markdown reads something as markup that is meant to be text.
-External links, Links to the outside — and how you recognise them.
-Flowcharts, Mermaid — processes and decisions.
-Foldable callouts, A callout that can be folded away.
-Footnotes — the basic form, A marker in the text, the text at the foot of the page.
-Formula blocks, Displayed formulas, over several lines and as a matrix.
-Formulas in a sentence, LaTeX in the middle of a sentence.
-Frontmatter, The fields at the very top of the file and what Quartz does with them.
-Headings, Six levels — and why the last two stop shrinking here.
-Highlighting lines, Emphasising single lines in a block.
-Horizontal rules, The dash between sections.
-HTML in Markdown, What is let through and where the limit is.
-Images, Five formats, two notations, sizes — and which format is good for what.
-Images per colour scheme, Two images, of which only ever one is visible.
-Jump targets, Linking to a heading or to a single block.
-Languages, Which highlighting for what — with examples.
-Line breaks, Why a break in the source is not one on the page here — and how to force one.
-Named and repeated footnotes, Names instead of numbers, several references, footnotes inline.
-Nested callouts, A callout inside a callout — and where the limit is.
-Nesting and quotes, How deep you can go, and how quotes nest.
-Number diagrams, Pies, curves, flows and quadrant charts.
-Ordered lists, Numbered lists and what the numbers really do.
-Paragraphs, How a paragraph comes about and how wide it gets.
-Process diagrams, States, user journeys and branches.
-Sequence diagrams, Who says what to whom, and in which order.
-Special characters, Quotation marks, dashes and ellipses — set the way typography wants them.
-Structure diagrams, Classes, entities and mind maps.
-Tables — the basic form, Rows, columns and the header.
-Task lists, Boxes to tick — and why what is done is marked twice here.
-Time diagrams, Gantt plans and timelines.
-Unordered lists, Bullet lists and their nesting.
-Video and audio, Embedding sound and moving images — with what Quartz makes of them on its own.
-Wide tables, What happens when a table does not fit the column.
-Wikilinks, The Obsidian notation for internal links.
en/2-formatting1
en/2-formatting/01-text4
en/2-formatting/10-footnotes4
en/2-formatting/11-properties4
en/2-formatting/12-media5
en/2-formatting/13-special4
en/2-formatting/02-structure4
en/2-formatting/03-lists5
en/2-formatting/04-links6
en/2-formatting/05-callouts5
en/2-formatting/06-code5
en/2-formatting/07-tables5
en/2-formatting/08-math3
en/2-formatting/09-diagrams7
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