What I’m trying to do If this is the wrong place for this question, please redirect me. I’m using the polytonic Greek input source on a Mac running Ventura to enter Greek text into an Obsidian note. An alpha with smooth breathing shows up in the Obsidian note as an alpha followed by an acute acce…

I assume what you’re trying to do works in other apps, but just to make sure — does it? Try the steps listed here to rule out some possibilities: [image] About the Bug reports category Bug reports Troubleshooting Guide Search before posting Before opening a n…

Possibly to do with keyboard layouts? [image] Help typing accented characters Help I was trying to type some accented Ancient Greek characters into Obsidian and having some issues. I ordinarily have two ways of doing this, neither of which work in Obsidian. First, I use t…

Yes, @CawlinTeffid , entering Polytonic Greek using the Keyboard Viewer works as advertised in many other applications that work with text. Yes, I am using the latest Obsidian version and installer. The steps to reproduce are switch the input language to Greek – Polytonic, open the keyboard viewer…

Thanks, @anon63144152 , the OP @allispaul seems to be reporting a similar problem to the one I am seeing.

The other thread doesn’t sound too promising, but there is always hope. :crossed_fingers:t4:

Am I the only Obsidian user who needs to use Polytonic Greek in my notes?

It may be worth posting a bug report about this (make sure to follow the template if you do). Also in your description it would be good to refer to the physical keys as well as what they are in the layout, to make it easier for someone unfamiliar with the writing system to reproduce. For example: s…

Polytonic Greek in Obsidian note

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anon63144152 May 19, 2023, 6:49am 3

Possibly to do with keyboard layouts?