Image embed syntax: logseq vs. Obsidian

Hi,

I’m currently trying to get logseq and Obsidian to work together. Actually, this already works quite well out of the box. However, there is one big problem: image embeds.

logseq embeds images like this:
![foo.png](./assets/foo.png)

Obsidian however embeds images like this:
![[assets/foo.png]]

Both styles work fine in Obsidian: In preview mode, I can see both images. Logseq however struggles with Obsidian’s syntax and doesn’t render the images. And as far as I understand, logseq’s syntax is closer to the official Markdown syntax.

I know that this is actually something that could be fixed on logseq’s side. But I haven’t heard back from the developers both on Discord and on the forums so I hope that there might be a way to solve this problem from Obsidian’s side.

Is it possible to change the image embed syntax in Obsidian?

I have experimented with “New link format” in Settings → Files & Links, but all three settings don’t seem to bring the desired effect.

I really hope that the Obsidian community is more helpful here than the logseq one. :frowning:

Thanks!
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If you untoggle Use Wikilinks the markdown style links should be used instead. Are you saying that doesn’t work?

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I don’t know how I couldn’t see that option.:see_no_evil:
I was so focused on the New link format option that I didn’t really consider the Use [[Wikilinks]]. Thanks for hinting me at it!

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