Custom text shortcuts/ command

[rarowcun]

Hello guys,
I need a bit of help here. My Obsidian workflow is heavily reliant on PDF Export. As of now, the PDF Export is a bit messy in comparison to your typical PDF Programms. I know that PDF export isn’t the main point of obsidian so thats why im gonna cut it to my main point.
When you have a rather big Markdown file the page formatting is really bad. Tables get sliced, headings start at the end of a page and so on. One thing I found out that works is pasting this fella right here:
<div style="page-break-after: always"></div>

This gives me the ability to force Obsidian to start a new page. My problem is that I would want to be able to paste this line with an easy to use command inline, something like the Natural Language Dates Plugin, where you can just type in @ and have the options to paste something.

I’m having troubles finding out what plugin there is that would give me this kind of accessibility. Any suggestions?

[anon12638239]

I use templates as snippets for code, phrases, boilerplate text, and Lorem ipsum.

Text in a template can be inserted into a file at any point, without destroying what the file already contains.

I have a keyboard shortcut to open the template chooser and then type a few letters of the template name to select and then insert what I want. It is a super quick and efficient way of managing repetitive instances.

Angel

[rarowcun]

Thanks, this will do it for now. Hopefully though some more elegant way comes out

[anon12638239]

Hah, calling my method inelegant. How very cruel.

Hope someone has a better solution.

Angel