0.0.7

New Feature

• Allows you to jump from an existing footnote to the details if they exist

Refactors

• Extracts feature methods
• Consolidates regular expressions

0.0.6

Updates

• REMOVES default hotkey to avoid clashing with existing OS and Obsidian shortcuts¹

1. obsidianmd/obsidian-releases#185 ↩

0.0.5

Changes

• Implements changes from obsidianmd/obsidian-releases#185 (comment)

0.0.4

Bug Fixes

• Fixes Command Palette Bug that resulted in footnotes getting triggered every time the Command Palette was opened.

0.0.3

Updates "Jump!"

• You can now jump back to any footnote in your text using Command-Shift-6, not just the one you may just created.

🌟 JUMP! - Van Halen

Refactors

• Implements obsidianmd/obsidian-releases#185 (comment)

0.0.2

New Feature

When you're finished writing the footnote, while you're on the same line, hitting the hotkey will jump you back to where you started:

Demo

Scenario: Jumping back to where you created the footnote

• Given I just created a footnote using the hotkey
• And I'm on the footnote detail line (e.g. [^1]: )
• When I hit the same hotkey (Command-Shift-6)
• Then my cursor is placed back to where I created the footnote in my text (e.g. [^1])

0.0.1

Obsidian Footnotes

Great idea by jacob.4ristotle posted in Footnote Shortcut.

It would be convenient to have a shortcut to automate these steps. In particular, I envision that the shortcut would:
using the smallest natural number n that has not yet been used for a footnote,

• add [^n] at the insertion point
• add [^n]: to the end of the note, and move the insertion point there.

That's what this does.

This plugin adds a new hot-key Command+Shift+6 that when hit will insert a footnote with increased counter and move your cursor to the bottom of the file, add the other footnote pair and lets you type away...

("6" because this is based on a US keyboard where the uptick character "^" is the shift-value of the same key. Customize hot-key as needed.)

Let me know if you run into any issues!

Cheers,

Alexis