The obsidian floating toc plugin provides a dynamic table of contents that stays visible as you scroll through your notes. It works in both reading and source modes, ensuring seamless navigation. The plugin highlights the current section as you scroll, allowing for easy orientation within long notes. Users can collapse or expand sections with a simple ctrl + click. It also supports Obsidian's multi-window mode, ensuring the table of contents remains functional across multiple open windows. The plugin includes customization options for appearance, which can be modified using the style settings plugin. With smooth synchronization of current and parent headers, this tool enhances note navigation and organization for users managing extensive documents.

The Automatic Table Of Contents plugin allows users to generate and maintain an up-to-date table of contents (TOC) within Obsidian notes. It automatically updates the TOC as the note's headings change, ensuring that it always reflects the current structure of the document. Users can customize the appearance and functionality of the TOC with options for title, style, heading levels, and link inclusion. The plugin supports different styles like nested lists, ordered lists, and inline displays. Commands to insert the TOC manually are also available. It works seamlessly in both reading and editing modes, providing clickable links to headings for easy navigation. While it handles most common scenarios, certain edge cases like incomplete heading hierarchies may affect its output.

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The Title Serial Number plugin allows users to automatically add serial numbers to markdown headers in Obsidian. Users can configure which header levels (like H2, H3, etc.) should have serial numbers applied, ensuring that only selected headers are numbered. The plugin provides two main commands: 'Set Serial Number For Title' and 'Clear Serial Number For Title', offering flexibility in managing numbering across notes. The numbering follows a logical, nested format, creating a clear hierarchy for headers. This tool is useful for structuring large documents, reports, and notes where an organized, numbered format is required.

The Header navigation plugin enhances navigation within Obsidian notes by allowing users to move quickly between headers and toggle their visibility. Users can fold and unfold headers to streamline the view of large documents, making it easier to focus on specific sections. The plugin offers command palette actions for navigation and folding, which can be assigned to hotkeys for faster access. This tool is inspired by the header navigation features found in Emacs org-mode, providing a familiar experience for those accustomed to structured document navigation. It supports efficient movement through long-form content, helping users stay organized and maintain a clear overview of document structure.

The WonderBox plugin allows users to create visually styled text boxes within Obsidian notes, enhancing note organization and presentation. By using simple Markdown-like syntax, users can create various box types, including note, tip, info, warning, and danger. The plugin supports additional box styles like success, error, critical, debug, update, question, announcement, progress, and highlight. Each box type is visually distinct, making it easier to categorize and emphasize different types of content. Once the plugin is activated, any content inside the specified syntax will be automatically formatted into a styled box. This feature is especially useful for structuring notes, adding emphasis, or creating callouts, tips, or warnings. WonderBox transforms basic text blocks into professional-looking, easily scannable content sections, improving the clarity and design of notes in Obsidian.

The Link Maintainer plugin helps users manage and maintain block references and internal links within Obsidian, especially when splitting or reorganizing notes. It automatically updates references in markdown notes and canvas files, ensuring that links to block IDs remain accurate even after content is moved to a new note. This eliminates the need for manual updates to block references, saving users significant time and effort. The plugin provides a preview of all changes before they are applied, allowing users to review and confirm updates, ensuring a secure and controlled process. It is particularly useful for those working with large notes or managing a complex knowledge base, making it easy to keep cross-note references intact while restructuring content.