Simple combination of keys (toogle) will change highlighted text to upperase or lowercase.
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+1 to this one! It would be a very helpful improvement.
Iâm missing this feature too
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This would be great! +1
Could be a 5-way toggler:
- UPPERCASE
- lowercase
- Sentence case
- Title Case
- back to original
And of course not only for the [A-Za-z] range, but according to Unicode rules correctly for all languages.
Hee hee. 
Or weâd need even more hot keys.
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âBack to originalâ is tricky. Youâd have to persist the original state forever.
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Right. Maybe undo is good enough.
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+1!
Is there some workaround, until this feature arrives?
A workaround (with inline LaTeX) has been found here: Subscript - #2 by s-kyy
If you wanted to do CO2 with the 2 in lowercase, for example, you would write $CO_2$ or $CO_{2}$
For uppercase youâd do $CO^2$
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It looks like the Text Format extension for Obsidian can format the selected text into UPPERCASE, lowercase, Title Case, etc.
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This works for me as an workaround
Thank you very much !
The Smarter Markdown Hotkeys plugin by pseudometa can toggle between lower case/initial cap/all caps. You can add any keybinding you wantâI used the same one MS Word uses.
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+1 for a main feature that would be available through the commands menu
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+1
This feature would be much appreciated!
!!! SOLVED!!!
Use âText Formatâ plugin and bind its toggle case command to a key.
As @dylan_k pointed this out. I just wanted to highlight that the feature is there!
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Try âEasy Typingâ for auto capitalizing
Everybody is answering his own version of plugin solution. But they are more than 1000 plugins, and it can be a very hidden feature inside a plugin not appearing on search⌠So it will be smarter to think that for a so simple feature, it will be better to have a native feature. By the way, a setting could be added to decide about the toggle options you want. Not everybody is interested in camel case, for exampleâŚ
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