JS-Zheng

VRC (View for Role-Category) System

The VRC System (View for Role-Category) is a personal knowledge management framework designed to help you organize and view notes dynamically. It focuses on structuring notes by ==Role== and ==Category==, allowing for flexibility, clarity, and efficient retrieval through ==Dataview== queries.

Table of Contents

• Introduction
• Core Concepts
• Folder Structure
• How to Use
• Setting Up Views with Dataview
• Best Practices

OliverBalfour

Custom checkboxes for Obsidian! It's like deathau's snippet except updated to work really well in Live Preview mode in Obsidian 1.0.

Simply edit the x inside checkboxes to >, ?, etc. to see styling like below!

Editing	Live Preview	Viewing

Installation:

• Download the checkbox.css file on this page

GitMurf

/* RAINBOW INDENT COLORS */
:root {
/* default */
    --font-use-default: var(--default-font);
    --font-size-use-default: var(--editor-font-size);
    --indent-use-default: 1.8ch;
/* ------- */

/* theme */
    --font-use-theme: inherit;

jacobobryant

// 1. Create a table on Airtable, and make URL/text columns with these names:
//        URL, Title, Description, Image, Feed
//    
// 2. Add a Form view. Click "Open form", then copy the URL. Set `airtable_form_url`
//    below to that URL.
//
// 3. Create a new bookmark in your web browser, and paste in the code below. Whenever
//    you're on a page you want to save, click the bookmark ("bookmarklet", technically).
//    You'll go to the airtable form, and the columns listed above will be prefilled.
//

pirey

<?php
// other stuff ...

// register our filter to the wordpress action 'the_content', 
// it will then be called when we call the_content() from anywhere in our template
add_filter( 'the_content', 'add_classlist_to_img' );

function add_classlist_to_img( $content ) {
        // used to detect img tag element
    $locateElement = '/\<img.*?\/\>/';

Shelob9

<?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?>

	<?php
		/**Get all of the data about the author from the WordPress and Pods generated user profile fields.**/
		//First get the_post so WordPress knows who's author page this is
		the_post();
		//get the author's meta data and store in array $user
		$user = get_userdata( get_the_author_meta('ID') );
		//Escape all of the meta data we need into variables
		$name = esc_attr($user->user_firstname) . '&nbsp;' . esc_attr($user->user_lastname);