Bases: Hide Toolbar

[ariehen]

I can understand why a one-click option would be nice, but you can use some CSS snippets for this already. e.g.

Hide the Bases toolbar from specific embedded bases →

The link is written as: ![[my.base|no-toolbar]]

and the CSS:

.bases-embed[alt~="no-toolbar"] {
    & .query-toolbar-item:not(.mod-views) {
        display: none;
    }
    & :is(.query-toolbar-item, .mod-cm6 .cm-content > .bases-embed .edit-block-button) {
        opacity: 0.3;
    }
}

^This hides everything but the view control and edit block button (and dims them).

Hide the Bases toolbar in notes using a cssclass →

Add no-toolbar to the cssclasses Property of notes where you want to see the change for all Base embeds in that note.

.no-toolbar {
    .query-toolbar {
        display: none;
    }
    &.mod-cm6 .cm-content > .bases-embed .edit-block-button {
        opacity: 0.3;
    }
}

^This one hides everything but the edit block button (and dims it).

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A “one-click” button may not work for everyone’s needs, but there are a bunch of CSS options depending on what you’d like to hide.

UPDATE: If anyone finds this in the future, .query-toolbar and .mod-views have passed on with an Obsidian update. RIP. Use the snippet here:

Bases: Hide Toolbar (after updating to Obsidian 1.10.3)

Don’t know which of ariehen’s snippets you’re using, but this method was and still is working: :is( .bases-no-toolbar, .bases-embed[alt~="no-toolbar"] ) .bases-toolbar-item { display: none; } Type “no-toolbar” in the embed alt-text: ![[example.base|no-toolbar]] Or type “bases-no-toolbar” in the note’s cssclasses: --- cssclasses: - bases-no-toolbar --- Or change the key phrases to something you like better.