Path Title

by Justin Deal
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Description

Category: Customization & UI

The Path Title plugin enhances the visibility of file paths in Obsidian by displaying the full path of the current file alongside its name. It allows users to customize the appearance of the path, including font size adjustments for better readability. Advanced settings enable path modifications, such as exact path or folder replacements, text replacements, and regular expression-based transformations. These features help streamline file organization and improve navigation, making it easier to manage and locate files within complex folder structures.

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Latest Version

4 years ago

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Obsidian Path Title

Show the path of the current file next to its name.

Usage

After you install, you'll get the behavior shown above, where the full path will shown before the file name. There is one basic option to change the appearance:

Path Font Size: Defaults to Medium, which is slightly smaller than the file name font. Set it to Large to make it the same size as the file name font or Small to make it even smaller.

Advanced Usage

The path replacement settings allow you to shorten or otherwise modify the path however you want. You can add multiple replacement settings, and they will all run in order from first to last.

Exact Path Replacement

You can replace an exact match of the whole path with an alternate path. For example, here we replace "Notes/Ideas" with "💡".

Exact Folder Replacement

You can replace an exact match of one folder in the path with an alternate folder. For example, here we replace "Notes" with "📝" and "Ideas" with "💡".

Text Replacement

You can replace text anywhere in the path with alternate text. For example, here we replace "001." with "1.".

Regular Expression Replacement

You can use a regular expression to match text anywhere in the path and replace it with alternate text, using $1, $2, etc. to insert groups matched by the regular expression. This allows you to change multiple paths with a single rule.

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