#81

Why do you want to move away from Bear?

#82

Just to add a little to the ruckus:

I write a lot of LaTeX formulas within my files with a fair amount of formatting. It would be incredibly helpful if a render of the code would compress it so something small and intuitively readable.
For me, this is a real bottleneck.

#83

I think this theme can be temporary solution.


This is cool.

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#84

There are few features that are missing which I really want:

  • inline preview of linked notes
  • easy way to see unlinked mentions
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#85

Hmmm, would be awesome to know when they plan to release this. Or what stage of the development they are

I know its long-shot goal and probably it’s not that easy, but this is probably the most exciting feature :slight_smile:

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#87

@pihentagy: I asked you a question about something similar.

#88

Is it possible for the obsidian develop team to add a markdown table editor as a core feature? Just like typora. Not a plug, but a core feature.

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#89

What do you mean by a “markdown editor”? WYSIWYM feature?

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Obsidian: a toy or a productivity app?
#90

It’s on the roadmap, long term.

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#91

Yes, it would be good if there is a way for users to modify the default CSS file. The current text color is too bright in default CSS, my eyes can’t bear it when reading large paragraphs of text.

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#92

Thanks for your note. That’ would be a long time.

#93

@hqgu: it’s possible to change the text colour now.

#95

Thank you.
You mean by using a customer CSS or by modifying the default CSS? Is there a way to modify the default CSS file?

#96

@hqgu: you cannot modify the default CSS. What you can do is create a CSS with the features you want. Everything else that is not in your own CSS is controlled by the default CSS.

In other word, a custiomised CSS overrides the default CSS, and what is not in the customised CSS is set by the default CSS. Very neat.

#97

strongest of +1s. dealbreaker and gamechanger

#98

Is there any public information about a timetable other than the Roadmap? I’ve been using Obsidian more lately, and it really is one of the most important features.

#99

+1 for this.
I’m currently using this css snippet to deal with the distracting **'s and ####'s in edit mode, but an actual hybrid edit mode like in Typora is definitely appreciated.

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#100

the road map https://trello.com/b/Psqfqp7I/obsidian-roadmap

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#101

@hlll - Not to be rude and belittle your good will, but op specifically asked for

And to @Silvestris - no, I believe there are no such timetable available publicly.

#102

I am also eagerly awaiting WYSIWYG. I also using some of that CSS snippet you use, but I found hiding the header hashes a little less practical, so, in order to have some indicator of the header types I use this code:
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