A workaround I use:
I make a bullet point which briefly describes the content of the embedded part,
and indent the embed.
This way I can easily fold the embeds, and end up with a bullet list of embedded notes.
Bonus points:
- Use the “Creases” plugin for quickly folding all embeds in case they lost their folding state.
- Create a link that folds all creases by using the Advanced URI plugin. This is how it looks:
[Fold creases](obsidian://advanced-uri?vault=YOUR-VAULT&commandid=creases%253Afold)
- You can put that link anywhere in the text. Or make it a button, using the “Buttons” plugin.
This is how the embedded text looks like:
- Description of embedded text 1 %% fold %%
- ![[Note#Header]]
- Description of embedded text 2 %% fold %%
- ![[Note#Header]]
Note: the “%% fold %%” is the Creases toggle. When you have the plugin installed, it shows a symbol instead.
PS:
Because some of you mentioned folding the header, and the problem being that everything underneath the header is folded as well, what I like to do is:
# Header A (to be folded)
text that should be folded
# ´
Text that should not be folded under Header A.
(The # ´ line "stops the folding".)
# Header B