Quote display

[cvasanthk]

This is the best Bible reference + Link verse plugin which I have found after testing many in the community plugin. Great job @jaanonim !!! God bless you!

environment: youversion-linker plugin Version 1.4.4.; MacOS 15.2; obsidian installer 1.7.7

I recently discovered regarding the "Quote trigger" which was the reason I was looking at other options. Now that it is available, I was experimenting with this feature.

Here is what I see when I use. I use , for verse trigger and > for Quote trigger.
I typed ,> John1.1-3 for quote/embedded view. I view the below quote appearance in both edit and reading view.

I see , >[!Quote] John 1:1-3 KJV from my view, this does not seem to be the right behaviour of the quote or callout block.

I would like to check if there a way to bring the quote view , more aesthetically pleasing in the note. In the standard Obsidian callout, the > triggers the callout as below:

[!tip] Callouts can have custom titles
Like this one.

The below is taken using Bible Reference plugin. I'm looking for something like this when I type ,> John1.1-3 for quote/embedded view.
I tried adjusting the space between > and [!Quote] in the output which is generated by the plugin , >[!Quote] John 1:1-3 KJV; but this does not work too.
this is my desired output, taken from Bible reference plugin:

1. is there a CSS or some config which I miss to get the quote or callout block nicely
2. Instead of !Quote, is it possible to change it to !bible and get the callout as appearing in " Bible reference Plugin?

thank you in advance!

[jaanonim]

That's a bug when typing > Mt 1:2 there shoudl be callout instereted like this:

[jaanonim]

Bug fixed in #39

[cvasanthk]

1. The quote trigger does not work when selecting multiple verses. Example: > John1,1-3,8-9 whereas it works when triggered 'without the quote'. john 1:3, 8-9. Any views on how to make this work with the quote trigger?
2. Instead of the quote symbol , can there be a customizing option to use a [!Bible]
   @jaanonim

[jaanonim]

2. I have implemented that future in add custom callouts #40 - there will be settings filed for callout name. So you can select build in one or define one yourself using css snipets like:

.callout[data-callout='bible'] {
	--callout-color: #776677;
	--callout-icon: "<svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg' viewBox='0 0 448 512'>...</svg>";
}

And plugin now will ship with Bible callout with icon same as obsidian-bible-reference

[jaanonim]

1. I cannot repicate that issue. Please update to version 1.5.0 and then check if issue still presists and then let me know. If it still presists maybe look into console if there are any errors there.
   @cvasanthk

[cvasanthk]

1. I cannot repicate that issue. Please update to version 1.5.0 and then check if issue still presists and then let me know. If it still presists maybe look into console if there are any errors there.
   @cvasanthk

Thanks for the quick turnaround for the callout. I have installed 1.5 and it works very well.

Here is the answer to your query:

Plugin Settings:

Now, I typed just with link trigger with comma as below and it works fine with the link trigger.

Here I get the output as designed. john 1:1-3, 8-9

When I use the quote trigger > for the same, with , >John1.1-3,8-9 , I see the link appearing as below.

However the output appears with the comma and the quote below:

@jaanonim

[cvasanthk]

2. I have implemented that future in add custom callouts #40 - there will be settings filed for callout name. So you can select build in one or define one yourself using css snipets like:

.callout[data-callout='bible'] {
	--callout-color: #776677;
	--callout-icon: "<svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg' viewBox='0 0 448 512'>...</svg>";
}

And plugin now will ship with Bible callout with icon same as obsidian-bible-reference

@jaanonim - Super quick implementation. This works awesome , thanks a lot!!!

[jaanonim]

@cvasanthk
Link and quote trigers are sepret things:
so if you want link you type just (with your config): ,J 1:1
and to make quote you just type >J 1:1 (no need for comma there)
The comma you type there plugin see as any other text so it leaves it as it is.

[cvasanthk]

@jaanonim

I was referring to multiple verses linked using Quote trigger:
`>john1.1-3,8-9

does not yield any results once I put comma after 3 to link verses 8-9. But it works when I put the comma and > as below:
`, >John1.1-3,8-9

[jaanonim]

@jaanonim

I was referring to multiple verses linked using Quote trigger: `>john1.1-3,8-9

does not yield any results once I put comma after 3 to link verses 8-9. But it works when I put the comma and > as below: `, >John1.1-3,8-9

I cannot repicate that :(
It works fine on my site:

You can try doing thoes steps:

1. Try to disable others community plugins - they may mess up suggestions
2. Open dev console in obsydian and check if there are any errors