Callout Support

Use math blocks inside Obsidian callouts with automatic indentation handling.

The Challenge

Obsidian callouts require > prefixes on every line:

> [!note]
> This is a callout with
> multiple lines.

Math blocks inside callouts need the same treatment:

> [!theorem]
> $$
> E = mc^2
> % id: eq-callout
> $$

Without proper indentation, the math block breaks the callout.

The plugin automatically handles callout prefixes when:

Input (with proper prefixes):

> [!theorem] Einstein's Equation
> $$
> E = mc^2
> % id: eq-einstein
> $$

After plugin processing:

> [!theorem] Einstein's Equation
> $$
> E = mc^2 \tag{1}
> % id: eq-einstein
> $$

The plugin preserves the > prefix on all lines.

If your callout equations have broken indentation, use the fix command:

This scans all math blocks and fixes any incorrect indentation.

The plugin supports nested callouts:

> [!note]
> Outer callout
> > [!tip]
> > $$
> > x^2 + y^2 = z^2
> > % id: eq-nested
> > $$

The prefix > > is detected and preserved on all lines.

The plugin recognizes these callout prefix patterns:

In Live Preview mode:

This ensures consistent rendering across the entire math block.

If your math appears below the callout:

> [!note]
> Some text
$$
E = mc^2   <!-- This breaks out! -->
$$

Fix: Add > prefix to the math block lines, or use the fix command.

If the ID disappears after a fix:

Callout math blocks export correctly to PDF with: