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Two kinds of links: to web pages, and to other parts of your own document.
An external link to the [Obsidian website](<https://obsidian.md>) and a bare URL <https://obsitex.com> in the text.
An external link to the \href{<https://obsidian.md>}{Obsidian website} and a bare URL \url{<https://obsitex.com>} in the text.
[text](url) becomes a clickable link with your text.Use an Obsidian wikilink to point at a heading elsewhere in your document. Obsitex turns it into a smart reference like "see Section 3.2":
A cross-reference to [[Methods#Approach]], and one with custom text [[Methods#Approach|the approach]].
A cross-reference to \vref{subsec:methods_approach}, and one with custom text \hyperref[subsec:methods_approach]{the approach}.
[[Note#Heading]] → a numbered reference to that heading.[[Note]] (no heading) → the note's first # heading.[[Note#Heading|your text]] → the same reference, shown with your own link text.The same wikilink points at a caption. Write the caption after the #, exactly as it stands under the table or next to the image:
A reference to the table in [[Tables#Overview of the research design]] and to the figure in [[Figures#Revenue by quarter]].
A reference to the table in \vref{tab:overview_of_the_research_design} and to the figure in \vref{fig:revenue_by_quarter}.
How to give a table a caption is on Tables; for an image it is the text after the vertical bar, see Images.
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Obsidian shows these two links as unresolved. It only knows headings and its own block identifiers, not captions, so the link looks broken in the editor while the PDF is correct. A block identifier, below, avoids that.
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