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Dieses Handbuch gehört zur Vorlage Example für QuartzControl. Es erklärt die Vorlage und führt zugleich alles vor, was sie kann.

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TitleDescriptionArea
AliasesMaking a page reachable under several names.en/2-formatting/04-links
AlignmentColons in the separator row control the column alignment.en/2-formatting/07-tables
All callout typesThirteen types with their aliases — and why their colours are set anew here.en/2-formatting/05-callouts
Arrows, tags and emojiSmall things Obsidian converts in passing.en/2-formatting/13-special
Callouts — the basic formHow a callout is built, with and without a title of its own.en/2-formatting/05-callouts
Tables — the basic formRows, columns and the header.en/2-formatting/07-tables
Footnotes — the basic formA marker in the text, the text at the foot of the page.en/2-formatting/10-footnotes
Code blocksCode over several lines, with a language and a copy button.en/2-formatting/06-code
Formula blocksDisplayed formulas, over several lines and as a matrix.en/2-formatting/08-math
Contents of a cellWhat may stand in a cell and what has to be escaped.en/2-formatting/07-tables
CommentsText that only exists in the source.en/2-formatting/10-footnotes
Data typesText, number, boolean, list — and how they are displayed.en/2-formatting/11-properties
Displaying the propertiesWhere the table sits, what it shows and how to change that.en/2-formatting/11-properties
DocumentsEmbedding PDFs, linking to them and jumping to a particular page.en/2-formatting/12-media
Embedding a pageShowing another page in the middle of this one.en/2-formatting/04-links
EmphasisBold, italic, struck through, highlighted — and which plugin delivers which of them.en/2-formatting/01-text
Escaping charactersWhen Markdown reads something as markup that is meant to be text.en/2-formatting/13-special
External linksLinks to the outside — and how you recognise them.en/2-formatting/04-links
FlowchartsMermaid — processes and decisions.en/2-formatting/09-diagrams
Foldable calloutsA callout that can be folded away.en/2-formatting/05-callouts
FrontmatterThe fields at the very top of the file and what Quartz does with them.en/2-formatting/11-properties
HeadingsSix levels — and why the last two stop shrinking here.en/2-formatting/02-structure
Highlighting linesEmphasising single lines in a block.en/2-formatting/06-code
Horizontal rulesThe dash between sections.en/2-formatting/02-structure
HTML in MarkdownWhat is let through and where the limit is.en/2-formatting/13-special
ImagesFive formats, two notations, sizes — and which format is good for what.en/2-formatting/12-media
2.1 – TextEmphasis, special characters and line breaks.en/2-formatting/01-text
2.2 – StructureHeadings, paragraphs, horizontal rules.en/2-formatting/02-structure
2.3 – ListsUnordered, ordered, tasks, nested.en/2-formatting/03-lists
2.4 – LinksWikilinks, jump targets, external links, embeds, aliases.en/2-formatting/04-links
2.5 – CalloutsThirteen types, foldable and nested.en/2-formatting/05-callouts
2.6 – CodeInline, blocks, languages, titles, highlighting.en/2-formatting/06-code
2.7 – TablesThe basic form, alignment, contents, wide tables.en/2-formatting/07-tables
2.8 – MathematicsLaTeX in the text and as a block.en/2-formatting/08-math
2.9 – DiagramsFourteen kinds of Mermaid diagram.en/2-formatting/09-diagrams
2.10 – FootnotesFootnotes, variants and comments.en/2-formatting/10-footnotes
2.11 – PropertiesFrontmatter, data types, display.en/2-formatting/11-properties
2.12 – MediaImages, documents, video and audio.en/2-formatting/12-media
2.13 – Odds and endsHTML, escapes, arrows, tags, emoji.en/2-formatting/13-special
2 – FormattingEvery element Obsidian writes and Quartz renders — source and result side by side, 62 short pages in thirteen sections.en/2-formatting
Code in a sentenceA command in the middle of a sentence.en/2-formatting/06-code
Formulas in a sentenceLaTeX in the middle of a sentence.en/2-formatting/08-math
LanguagesWhich highlighting for what — with examples.en/2-formatting/06-code
Line breaksWhy a break in the source is not one on the page here — and how to force one.en/2-formatting/01-text
Nested calloutsA callout inside a callout — and where the limit is.en/2-formatting/05-callouts
Nesting and quotesHow deep you can go, and how quotes nest.en/2-formatting/03-lists
Number diagramsPies, curves, flows and quadrant charts.en/2-formatting/09-diagrams
Ordered listsNumbered lists and what the numbers really do.en/2-formatting/03-lists
ParagraphsHow a paragraph comes about and how wide it gets.en/2-formatting/02-structure
Images per colour schemeTwo images, of which only ever one is visible.en/2-formatting/12-media
Process diagramsStates, user journeys and branches.en/2-formatting/09-diagrams
Sequence diagramsWho says what to whom, and in which order.en/2-formatting/09-diagrams
Special charactersQuotation marks, dashes and ellipses — set the way typography wants them.en/2-formatting/01-text
Structure diagramsClasses, entities and mind maps.en/2-formatting/09-diagrams
Jump targetsLinking to a heading or to a single block.en/2-formatting/04-links
Task listsBoxes to tick — and why what is done is marked twice here.en/2-formatting/03-lists
Time diagramsGantt plans and timelines.en/2-formatting/09-diagrams
Unordered listsBullet lists and their nesting.en/2-formatting/03-lists
Named and repeated footnotesNames instead of numbers, several references, footnotes inline.en/2-formatting/10-footnotes
Video and audioEmbedding sound and moving images — with what Quartz makes of them on its own.en/2-formatting/12-media
Wide tablesWhat happens when a table does not fit the column.en/2-formatting/07-tables
WikilinksThe Obsidian notation for internal links.en/2-formatting/04-links
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Aliases
Aliases
DescriptionMaking a page reachable under several names.
Alignment
Alignment
DescriptionColons in the separator row control the column alignment.
All callout types
All callout types
DescriptionThirteen types with their aliases — and why their colours are set anew here.
Arrows, tags and emoji
Arrows, tags and emoji
DescriptionSmall things Obsidian converts in passing.
Callouts — the basic form
Callouts — the basic form
DescriptionHow a callout is built, with and without a title of its own.
Tables — the basic form
Tables — the basic form
DescriptionRows, columns and the header.
Footnotes — the basic form
Footnotes — the basic form
DescriptionA marker in the text, the text at the foot of the page.
Code blocks
Code blocks
DescriptionCode over several lines, with a language and a copy button.
Formula blocks
Formula blocks
DescriptionDisplayed formulas, over several lines and as a matrix.
Contents of a cell
Contents of a cell
DescriptionWhat may stand in a cell and what has to be escaped.
Comments
Comments
DescriptionText that only exists in the source.
Data types
Data types
DescriptionText, number, boolean, list — and how they are displayed.
Displaying the properties
Displaying the properties
DescriptionWhere the table sits, what it shows and how to change that.
Documents
Documents
DescriptionEmbedding PDFs, linking to them and jumping to a particular page.
Embedding a page
Embedding a page
DescriptionShowing another page in the middle of this one.
Emphasis
Emphasis
DescriptionBold, italic, struck through, highlighted — and which plugin delivers which of them.
Escaping characters
Escaping characters
DescriptionWhen Markdown reads something as markup that is meant to be text.
External links
External links
DescriptionLinks to the outside — and how you recognise them.
Flowcharts
Flowcharts
DescriptionMermaid — processes and decisions.
Foldable callouts
Foldable callouts
DescriptionA callout that can be folded away.
Frontmatter
Frontmatter
DescriptionThe fields at the very top of the file and what Quartz does with them.
Headings
Headings
DescriptionSix levels — and why the last two stop shrinking here.
Highlighting lines
Highlighting lines
DescriptionEmphasising single lines in a block.
Horizontal rules
Horizontal rules
DescriptionThe dash between sections.
HTML in Markdown
HTML in Markdown
DescriptionWhat is let through and where the limit is.
Images
Images
DescriptionFive formats, two notations, sizes — and which format is good for what.
2.1 – Text
2.1 – Text
DescriptionEmphasis, special characters and line breaks.
2.2 – Structure
2.2 – Structure
DescriptionHeadings, paragraphs, horizontal rules.
2.3 – Lists
2.3 – Lists
DescriptionUnordered, ordered, tasks, nested.
2.4 – Links
2.4 – Links
DescriptionWikilinks, jump targets, external links, embeds, aliases.
2.5 – Callouts
2.5 – Callouts
DescriptionThirteen types, foldable and nested.
2.6 – Code
2.6 – Code
DescriptionInline, blocks, languages, titles, highlighting.
2.7 – Tables
2.7 – Tables
DescriptionThe basic form, alignment, contents, wide tables.
2.8 – Mathematics
2.8 – Mathematics
DescriptionLaTeX in the text and as a block.
2.9 – Diagrams
2.9 – Diagrams
DescriptionFourteen kinds of Mermaid diagram.
2.10 – Footnotes
2.10 – Footnotes
DescriptionFootnotes, variants and comments.
2.11 – Properties
2.11 – Properties
DescriptionFrontmatter, data types, display.
2.12 – Media
2.12 – Media
DescriptionImages, documents, video and audio.
2.13 – Odds and ends
2.13 – Odds and ends
DescriptionHTML, escapes, arrows, tags, emoji.
2 – Formatting
2 – Formatting
DescriptionEvery element Obsidian writes and Quartz renders — source and result side by side, 62 short pages in thirteen sections.
Code in a sentence
Code in a sentence
DescriptionA command in the middle of a sentence.
Formulas in a sentence
Formulas in a sentence
DescriptionLaTeX in the middle of a sentence.
Languages
Languages
DescriptionWhich highlighting for what — with examples.
Line breaks
Line breaks
DescriptionWhy a break in the source is not one on the page here — and how to force one.
Nested callouts
Nested callouts
DescriptionA callout inside a callout — and where the limit is.
Nesting and quotes
Nesting and quotes
DescriptionHow deep you can go, and how quotes nest.
Number diagrams
Number diagrams
DescriptionPies, curves, flows and quadrant charts.
Ordered lists
Ordered lists
DescriptionNumbered lists and what the numbers really do.
Paragraphs
Paragraphs
DescriptionHow a paragraph comes about and how wide it gets.
Images per colour scheme
Images per colour scheme
DescriptionTwo images, of which only ever one is visible.
Process diagrams
Process diagrams
DescriptionStates, user journeys and branches.
Sequence diagrams
Sequence diagrams
DescriptionWho says what to whom, and in which order.
Special characters
Special characters
DescriptionQuotation marks, dashes and ellipses — set the way typography wants them.
Structure diagrams
Structure diagrams
DescriptionClasses, entities and mind maps.
Jump targets
Jump targets
DescriptionLinking to a heading or to a single block.
Task lists
Task lists
DescriptionBoxes to tick — and why what is done is marked twice here.
Time diagrams
Time diagrams
DescriptionGantt plans and timelines.
Unordered lists
Unordered lists
DescriptionBullet lists and their nesting.
Named and repeated footnotes
Named and repeated footnotes
DescriptionNames instead of numbers, several references, footnotes inline.
Video and audio
Video and audio
DescriptionEmbedding sound and moving images — with what Quartz makes of them on its own.
Wide tables
Wide tables
DescriptionWhat happens when a table does not fit the column.
Wikilinks
Wikilinks
DescriptionThe Obsidian notation for internal links.

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