A bullet journaling plugin for Obsidian that aggregates a terse stream of backlinked clippings in the footer of notes.

When you write quickly at the very end of the note, near the influx footnote, the words sometimes slip downwards, below the influx footnote. Couple miliseconds later they come back, but I lose my train of thought because of this.

At least for me, it seemed like influx is not showing up on any pages. It is turned on in the settings. I have also restarted Obsidian several times. Before 2.0 it worked just fine.

I open linked page, then I changed content under the link

The influx footer stays the same, only opening page in new windows or reopening it refreshes it

Again this is Obsidian O.16.2, I cannot check for 0.15.9

Thanks for the plugin, I am using it heavily. Just saw the 2.0.3 update and noticed the plugin is not loading anymore. If I disable it and enable it again, I get this warning. I am on Obsidian v1.0.0, same version number installer

the padding is too large. The influx record doesn't have to be a callout (maybe it even shouldn't be), but could you please decrease the padding to make it look like normal text?

Just trying out the plugin, which seems really great. However, as soon as I enabled it, I began experiencing a strange glitch when using the backspace or delete keys to delete text in a note in which letters are sometimes undeleted. It seems quite erratic -- not sure what the pattern it. Seems it only happens when I hit the key rapidly. If I slowly hit the delete or backspace, everything works as it should. Disabling the plugin removes the problem. I'm using Obsidian 1.0 on Windows 10.

Great plugin! It offers something really similar that Logseq for bullet journal and what obsidian lacked

What I observed that the output isn't wrapped on Minimal theme (which is so far most popular user theme)

It works on vanilla

I am on obsidian 0.16.2 This should be posted on Minimal theme discord/github, but maybe there is an easy fix within plugin I notice that @jensmtg you are still on 0.15.9, maybe the problem isn't there?

Thanks so much for this plugin, it is a great improvement over the core.

Visually I think it would be a bit of an improvement to separate the linked mentions from the note content by a few blank lines. Not a huge thing, just an idea.

Thanks again!

First, this is the best plugin I have ever been missing. I migrated from Roam Research, and I always heard that Obsidian does not return the backlinks as Roam due to its nature. Roam's structure is a "blocks" concept, while Obsidian"s structure is a "page markdown."

Then Logseq appears. Logseq accesses the same database as Obsidian and can return the information from the backlinks exactly as Roam Research. I have been using both for this reason.

And now, by chance, I found this awesome plugin. Thank you very much.

My only request is the ability to sort the results by filename since Obsidian does not recognize dates. Sorting by filename, like 2022-10-20, I can have the results sorted by date. 😀😀😀

I have many links that refer to files in the middle of the sentence and the link starts with a lowercase letter. The filename of the linked file starts in uppercase. This works fine in Obsidian, and I can see the files as linked in influx. However, I can't see the sparse list of mentions for those ones where this uppercase/lowercase issue exists. Is this easily fixable in influx or is it something more complicated?

I really love the new minimize ability but if I type a few lines above it it seems to quickly open back up again. Let me know if you can reproduce this or need a Loom, etc.

Describe the bug A reference with nested bullet points results creates an extra line in reading view

To Reproduce

1. Create a bullet point with some text
2. Create another bullet point on a new line and indent once
3. Reference the parent bullet point in some way
4. Switch to reading view and there is another line with only the reference counter

Expected behavior To be in its proper place next to the reference

Screenshots

Source view

Reading view

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 11

Attempted fixes Shortening the sentence made no difference

The compareLinkName method didn't work with Markdown links. Hopefully, this fixes that issue.

Previews will now work with Markdown links like these:

[Target]("./target.md")
[Target]("./folder/subfolder/target.md")
[Target]("./target.md#^3e2345")

Describe the bug When a document uses Markdown Links instead of the default "Shortest path when Possible" WikiLinks, Influx does not render the preview correctly.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a target note called "target"
2. Create a referring note called "markdown referral"
3. In the note "markdown referral", add the following block of text:

# This is the top heading
This is the first paragraph

# This uses Markdown Links
[Target](./target.md) This will not appear in the Influx preview

4. Return to "target.md", and observe the Influx widget.
5. Notice that it links to the correct "markdown link" note, but only displays "This is the top heading"

Expected behavior The Influx widget should link to the correct "markdown link" note, and displays:

# This uses Markdown Links
[Target](./target.md) This will not appear in the Influx preview

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS:MacOS
• Version: 11.6.8
• influx version: 2.0.7
• Obsidian version: 1.0.3

Additional context Influx preview works correctly for "Shortest path when Possible" WikiLinks.

Describe the bug Only the first header and not the bullet point referencing the page is shown

To Reproduce

1. Create a document with multiple h1 headers
2. Under the last h1 header create a bullet list backlinking to a document
3. On the document that you link to only the page header is shown

Expected behavior Bullet point specifically referencing a page to show up on the page it is linked to

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 11
• Plugin Version: 2.0.7
• Obsidian: 1.0.3

Additional context May be similar to #32

Describe the bug In cases where displayed LaTeX (i.e. in double $) is written, it is not rendered correctly — it instead gets written directly on top of existing text and inline LaTeX. It also appears that the snippet attaches a scrollbar to each displayed equation, which moves it a small amount.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Place a link to some document A near displayed LaTeX in another document.
2. Open A and check the backlinks.
3. The displayed LaTeX will be rendered incorrectly.

Expected Behaviour Obviously, the LaTeX should not be rendered on top of other text; in particular, it probably needs to be spaced correctly.

Screenshots

Desktop:

• OS: macOS Ventura 13.0.1
• Version: Editor v1.0.3

Describe the bug When a mention is made inside a custom callout, all linked mentions in the target note disappear.

Example. This is what currently happens when you make a mention:

When you make a mention in a normal callout, everything still works fine:

But if you use a custom callout/admonition (that I created using the admonition plugin), all linked mentions using Influx disappear:

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behaviour:

1. Install the Admonition plugin
2. Define a new admonition/callout type
3. Use the new callout in conjunction with a note mention (see third screenshot above)
4. Open the mentioned note -- and see that there is not Linked Notes (Influx) section

Expected behaviour That custom callouts should work the same as default callouts.

Obsidian versions:

• Desktop: v1.0.3
• Mobile: 1.4.1