Callout Support¶

TeXcore seamlessly integrates with Obsidian's native Callout system. Writing display math inside block quotes requires prepending the callout character > to every single line. TeXcore parses these prefixes automatically to keep your formula coordinates indexed, numbered, and styled correctly without breaking the callout container.

Indentation Syntax¶

When drafting formulas inside a callout box, make sure that all lines inside the math block maintain the correct prefix.

> [!theorem] Green's Theorem
> $$
> \oint_C (L \, dx + M \, dy) = \iint_D \left(\frac{\partial M}{\partial x} - \frac{\partial L}{\partial y}\right) dx \, dy
> % id: eq-greens
> $$

> [!note] Parent Callout
> Outer text body.
> > [!tip] Nested Equation
> > $$
> > e^{i\pi} + 1 = 0
> > % id: eq-euler
> > $$

Automatic Fix Command¶

Inconsistent callout prefixes (like a missing > on the % id: line or closing $$) will cause Obsidian to break out of the callout box. To resolve this, use the automatic fix tool:

1. Open the Command Palette using Ctrl+P (or Cmd+P on macOS).
2. Type and select Fix callout equations in active note.
3. TeXcore will scan your active note, detect broken display blocks inside callouts, and automatically prepend missing prefixes or normalize spacing to a clean >.

PDF Export & Preview Compatibility¶

Callouts containing math blocks fully support all other TeXcore features: - Hover Previews: Hovering over inline references correctly renders the callout box context inside the Page Preview Popup. - PDF Compilation: The callout color styles, borders, and equation number tags are preserved in the compiled PDF Export.