Thank you for the explanation. I would only add that to put the images in the root of the vault. If the images are in a subdirectory of the vault, the Pandoc conversion will issue errors complaining that images are not found.
Things I CANNOT convert with this: 1. Equations (and don't know how it maintains equation labeling and referencing) 2. Embedded notes (I use a lot of embedded notes in the files I write, and am not intending to change it, since it makes my workflow modular, which helps with knowledge organization 3. Does not ignore/convert Obsidian tags 4. Does not ignore emojis, resulting in direct emoji conversion, which generates errors in LateX
Yes, you are correct. Unfortunately pandoc just converts plain markdown into different formats. All the extra layers like embeddings throw an error. Thank you for your feedback on this.
@Ammarsays Thank you for your reply! Somehow I am also not able to convert my equations with Pandoc. Due to those limitations, I have written my own python program to perform the conversions. It's under the repo name "Straightforward-Obsidian2Latex" (UA-cam doesn't allow me to share links)
Thank you for the explanation. I would only add that to put the images in the root of the vault. If the images are in a subdirectory of the vault, the Pandoc conversion will issue errors complaining that images are not found.
Oh…that’s why….thank you
Thank you. Everyone else had a Mac.
Just a little comment try Enhancing export is better pandoc plugin, and pandoc reference list is must have plugin, and dark mode for Zotero.
Can it convert it when most of my content is from embedded notes?
in my zotero it only apppears the option of bibText not the option better bibText. what can i do?
Have you installed better bibtex plugin?
Things I CANNOT convert with this:
1. Equations (and don't know how it maintains equation labeling and referencing)
2. Embedded notes (I use a lot of embedded notes in the files I write, and am not intending to change it, since it makes my workflow modular, which helps with knowledge organization
3. Does not ignore/convert Obsidian tags
4. Does not ignore emojis, resulting in direct emoji conversion, which generates errors in LateX
Yes, you are correct. Unfortunately pandoc just converts plain markdown into different formats. All the extra layers like embeddings throw an error. Thank you for your feedback on this.
@Ammarsays
Thank you for your reply!
Somehow I am also not able to convert my equations with Pandoc.
Due to those limitations, I have written my own python program to perform the conversions. It's under the repo name "Straightforward-Obsidian2Latex" (UA-cam doesn't allow me to share links)
@@Gaib_al_lisan What a genius idea. I will try your program and will provide a feedback. Thank you for sharing this with me.