Sections Layout: One Card per Chapter
This note is ordinary Markdown, but its layout iterates the note's AST sections: every H2 below becomes a numbered card, and H3 subsections show up as chips. The text you are reading is the "intro" — everything before the first heading.
Write in Obsidian
Nothing changes in your writing flow. Headings, lists, links — the layout only decides how the pieces are arranged on the page.
Plain Markdown
No shortcodes, no page builders.
Wikilinks work
Links like callouts resolve the same way they do in Obsidian.
The layout splits the note
The template calls note.PartialRenderer().Sections(2) and gets a list of sections, each with a title and rendered HTML body. It wraps each one in its own markup — here, a card with a number.
Restyle without rewriting
Change the layout file and every note using it is re-dressed instantly. The content never moves.
One file
A layout is a single Jet template in _layouts/.
Assigned per note
One line of frontmatter: layout: showcase/sections.