How to use Folding and Callouts in Obsidian Maps of Content (MOCs) for Compact Appearance

In this video we go through the process of setting up Maps of Content (MOCs) and notes using folding headers and callouts. This provides the advantage of compacting the view on the screen to make it more easily scannable for the information you may be seeking.

Chapters:
00:06 Introduction
00:25 About the settings
01:18 Editor settings
02:04 Headings and folds
03:28 Callout Plugin
04:19 About Callouts
05:48 Callout examples
09:33 Additonal uses and benefits
11:24 Conclusion

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[mageprometheus]

Thanks Ric. I love how I can sit here in the UK and you can share stuff from down under. For all the crap on the net, it's the best.

[scottsmith]

One more thing you can do with callouts, you can embed Dataview queries. I find this useful on my daily note page. For example, I can query for the tasks due today and then use callouts to show/hide the list.

[smalltimer]

Did they get rid of the Callout Manager plugin?
I found a plugin called 'Callout Manager', but found that it is nothing like the one referenced in your video.