obsidian-mathlinks VS MathWiki

As for the links, I wrote a plugin, MathLinks, to replace the titles with other text. The 'other text' is usually math, written in MathJax. I wrote a long comment detailing why this was necessary, but the link I provided here also has all the information :)

I wrote a plugin, called MathLinks, that does this, but for a different purpose (to display math equations in links). To get started, install the plugin (instructions below) and add

I use the CMU Serif font in reading mode, which is the font that LaTeX uses by default and it can be downloaded here. Once you download it, you can set it as your reading mode font by going to Settings > Appearance > Font > Text Font. IIRC this also changes the editing mode font to CMU Serif, so I have a snippet that forces the editing mode font to be what I want (Courier Prime).

Someone posted here their math related Vault https://github.com/zhaoshenzhai/MathWiki .

It does take some time to set everything up to your liking though, but there are some great resources out there if you want to check it out. I've also tried compiling the ways I've been using Obsidian for math, you can check it out here (github repo). Theres some screenshots of my setup there too; scroll down.

Few days ago someone asked about math note taking and this vault was linked.

I use obsidian for math; you can see some screenshots here. Hope this helps!

My links between notes are split into "types" to identify how this note relates to other notes. For example, notes that are of type "definition" have 8 types of links to other notes: Types, Examples, Constructions, Generalizations, Properties, Sufficiencies, Equivalences, Justifications. These terms are explained here (Github, where my notes are stored). It also contains some sample pages (they are a bit outdated, pm me if you want to see some more recent notes).