Hi, I cannot get CSS Snippets to apply in my newly installed Obsidian on a Mac. I just pulled a simple snippet from the forum to change the tag color. I created the CSS file and it is in the correct Snippets directory and the snippet is toggled on. When I go into a note containing the relevant tag in preview mode, the tag stays the same as the system default purple and doesn’t change to red. I have no custom template applied and am just using the default dark theme that comes with a newly installed Obsidian. Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong?
This is the snippet I am testing with, but I cant get any snippets to work.
Hi @jdinning, I think the issue is that the snippet you’re using has “smart quotes” around the word important. Some programs try automatically replace " with “ (either when typing or copy/pasting) to look more aesthetically pleasing. It’s a tricky issue, since in CSS they are not equivalent.
There were two issues. First was that there were smart quotes because textedit was putting them in there. Second was that textedit was saving as rtf and then I was renaming as css, but in fact it was still rtf. So once I converted it to text and then saved it, it worked.
Hi, this does not work for me. I made sure that there are no smart quotes in the snippet. It is saved with the .css extension in the snippet folder. I use the default dark theme and have no plug-ins installed. None of the snippets work for me. What am I missing? TIA