Hello Obsidian Forum,
I would like to disable the readable line length via CSS for a single note. I have searched extensively using the inspector, but unfortunately cannot find a way to do this for a specific note.
I would greatly appreciate your help.
Thanks in advance,
FuegoDiosa
You can use the property cssclasses in the preamble of that note, to give that note a specific custom class, e.g. wide-page, and then a css snippet like this:
body .wide-page { --file-line-width: 100%; }
Unfortunately, nothing changes for me when I use the Minimal Theme. It works in the Default Theme. Thanks in advance for your help. Maybe you have a solution for the Minimal Theme as well.
I’ve already tried that.
body .wide-page { --file-line-width: 100% !important; }
``Perhaps if you are using the Style Settings or Minimal Theme Settings plugins, some of their settings are «overlapping» this CSS snippet?
No, I don’t think that’s the issue.
Please take a look at this snippet. Does it also fail to produce the desired result?
body {
--line-width: 100%;
}
The original snippet doesn’t work because Minimal Theme seems to use its own… I don’t know what they’re called, but basically, it doesn’t use the standard --file-line-width, but instead uses its own --line-width.
For the future:
It worked.
body .wide-page {
--line-width: 100%;
}
Thank you very much.
Are there any resources where I can read up on these CSS snippets for Obsidian?
Oh, I just saw the links, so my question is answered.
Thanks for that too.
Minimal have their own cssclasses built-in, wide and max (as well as a few others), no css snippets needed if you’d like to use those.
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