The features and details of obsidian that I can't put down mentioned that obsidian has the least customized changes to markdown compared to other note-taking software. So you may have seen similar conclusions in many places. Among many note-taking software, obsidian is the best for writing long articles or blogs for this reason.

The official markdown syntax guide for obsidian: Format your notes - Obsidian Chinese Help - Obsidian Publish In order to be compatible with traditional blogs or major platforms that support markdown syntax, I am also very restrained in my use of obsidian’s markdown syntax. In summary, unless necessary, I will definitely not introduce html tags or css syntax to enhance the layout. In total, I only use these common pure markdown syntaxes:

  • [[]] two-way link syntax, currently not a markdown standard
  • head titles 2-4
  • highlight and bold
  • unordered and ordered lists
  • image and file insertion syntax []()
  • quote and callout syntax
  • code block
  • table
  • footnote
  • comment