Is it possible to extend this plugin functionality to non-bullet point blocks?
Also when I try to move a block to a new line it adds a indentation to it and its children (bullet points). If you change that would be great. thank you
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Regarding first request - yes, itās possible, but need some extra work as Obsidian donāt treat paragraphs as blocks.
Regarding second request I have task, you can watch it, soon will be fixed:
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what do you mean? in obsidian paragraph (\n\n) equals a block actually
Wondering about this request, is it something that is being worked on or at least planned?
Thank you for this. I was also looking for a solution.
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+1 for a drag/drop feature. None of the plugins so-far offer this, though (Drag and Drop Blocks) gets us close. But I donāt tend to write in bullet points.
My use-case is for essay building, where I want to create long-form content out of pieces of other content in my Obsidian. This necessitates being able to drag a sentence out of one document and into another. Itād be so nice if I then didnāt have to try to keep track of keeping multiple copies up to date, but could just change the original.
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Gently bumping this thread, has there been any further discussion on this?
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This would be great, it seems strange that you canāt drag search results and get an embed or link to the search result you dragged
Would love for this drag-and-drop feature to be a possibility from search results. Bumping this to keep it going.
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I support this request. Would be a very useful and intuitive feature to have 
In the meantime, these solutions may help:
- Copy Block Link and Block Link Plus add commands to copy link to (or embed of) a block when right-clicking on block.
- Text Transporter and Carry-Forward add various commands to ease the process of moving blocks between notes with references back to source.
- Script to copy link to block as footnote, for Templater.
- Scripts to copy link to current note that can be added to the file menu, for Templater.
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