cm-editor-syntax-highlight-obsidian VS tag-wrangler

Alternatively, you can use the cm-editor-syntax-highlight-obsidian plugin which allows syntax highlighting for code blocks in the editor using CodeMirror which also supports GNUMake syntax highlighting.

I've personally been using the cm-editor-syntax-highlight plugin, which has covered all of my uses.

Side note, there's this plugin: Enable Syntax Highlight which makes the highlighting works in real time but I tried it already and it doesn't seem to support autohotkey script.

Codeblocks and MathJax are meant to solve these issues by defining starts and stops of such elements and ignoring markdown syntax conflicts in between.

Basically the title. Is there a plugin similar to cm-editor-syntax-highlight-obsidian that also works in preview mode? Being able to edit with the highlighted syntax is nice, but then switching over to preview it's back to the boring and hard to read light grey on dark grey.

Make tags great again: https://github.com/pjeby/tag-wrangler

I really like make.md for its powerful and simplified design. Advanced Tables and Excel to markdown table are great if you are working with tables a lot and also "smaller" plugins like paste url into selection and tag wragler really can make your life easier.

I've just recently started using Obsidian and im already loving it. I've started using TagWrangler to organise my tags, but one thing that I haven't been able to figure out is how to only show the lowest-level-subtag itself in-line. Eg my tag is #grandparent/parent/child/grandchild: is there an option to only display #grandchild (perhaps even with the option to display #child/grandchild) in-line? I have the list of my nested tags as a sidebar, and with 3 or even more levels of tags the in-line tags are very long and distracting.

Unfortunately, as far as I know, there is no native support for that in Obsidian. However, there is a community plugin called Tag Wrangler which allows for renaming of tags. Additionally, it provides a nice tag pane.

Tag Wangler

In creating this, I hat help from users torantine, SkepticMystic and koala from the Obsidian Discord Server. Also, the function above is heavily based on the findTargets() function from the tag-wrangler plugin.