You can mix and match some HTML with some Markdown.
What exactly did you try? Please include the raw text here in a code fence.
As i wrote in the text above i tried to make a list (in HTML we use tag"li".) And then i wrote internal link (my note). So i tried to do the list of several links. Link is not working, when it’s in list, somewhy.
The code looks like this:
<li> [[mynote]]
Text transforms here. There is just li in <>
You can use code fencing to prevent HTML and markdown from rendering.
Markdown within inline HTML tags (e.g., <span>
, <strong>
) is supported in Obsidian’s reading mode, but not in live preview. However, <li>
is not an inline HTML tag, so it won’t work either way.
I’m very new to Obsidian, so I’m not exactly sure how it interprets the mix of MD/HTML to display.
As far as I can tell, only complete HTML tags will work, i.e. a single tag that includes the close /
, such as the forced line break tag, <br />
. This is not the case with a list-item tag.
Listed items would normally need to be defined firstly as a list-type, then include the list-item(s), i.e. <ul><li>listed item</li></ul>
complete with closing tags — however Obsidian MD allows use of only the list-item tag <li>
without the list-type being declared, BUT it must be closed for each item listed, ie. </li>
.
Having said all that, Obsidian doesn’t allow me to use a MD hyperlink inside the list-item tags — and I’ve yet to discover what the workaround is other than using an HTML hyperlink.
To use an HTML hyperlink inside the list-item tags (inline) — use the anchor tag, like this: <a href="source-to-link">click here</a>
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