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GithubOccura Plugin: highlighting word occurrences
Why another plugin?
I couldn't find the usual functionality that I used in Notepad++ or different IDEs, where double-clicking on a word immediately showed me how often it appears in the open document.
Features
Release 1.5.0
New features has been added:
- You can create classes of words with individual colors, for example terms from different domains, parasite words, etc
Release 1.4.1:
The issues with selecting special chartes like $ # % @ has beein fixed, thanks dear Logovaz26
Release 1.4.0:
New features has been added:
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Added case insensitivity mode for dynamic word selection
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Keywords can be uploaded/downloaded to/from a plain text file with a comma separator between words
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Added a reset button to default settings
Release 1.3.2:
Some bugs have been fixed, thanks dear BlackUdon
Release 1.3.1:
Some bugs have been fixed, thanks dear BlackUdon
Release 1.3.0:
Automatic highlighting of keywords (It works only in Source or Live preview mode!)
New settings has been added
New command has been added
Release 1.2.0:
Convert found occurrences to tags (It works only in Source or Live preview mode!)
New command has been added
Release 1.1.0:
Permanent Highlighting for found occurrences (It works only in Source or Live preview mode!)
New command has been added:
- Set permanently highlight for occurrences
- Remove permanently highlight for occurrences
When Occura has highlighted the available occurrences, call the command: Set permanently highlight for occurrences and then the occurrences will be highlighted by the regular for Obsidian.md by color
And call the: Remove permanently highlight for occurrences command to remove the previously set highlight
Release 1.0.0:
Basic functionality
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You simply double-click on a word and see the other occurrences of the word (or the selected part of it) highlighted.
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In the settings, you can specify the highlight color, hotkeys for quickly enabling/disabling the plugin, and the display of the number of matches found in the Status bar.
Installing the plugin
- Open Obsidian settings
- Go to Community Plugins
- Select Browse and search for Occura Plugin
- Install the plugin
- Look through "Installed plugins" and enable Occura Plugin (toggle)
Manually installing the plugin
- Copy over
main.jsandmanifest.jsonto your vault/path/to/your/vault/.obsidian/plugins/obsidian-occura-plugin/. - Enable plugins in Obsidian settings
- Enable Occura Plugin in the Community Plugins tab