When I follow the instructions (here for instance) to put the front-matter
---
cssGroup: wide-view
---
on top of a note where I want to apply the snippet nothing changes.
Also the multi-column-layout from this snippet compilation doesn’t work
Like the example
> [!multi-column]
>
>> [!note]+ Work
>> your notes or lists here. using markdown formatting
>
>> [!warning]+ Personal
>> your notes or lists here. using markdown formatting
>
>> [!summary]+ Charity
>> your notes or lists here. using markdown formatting
When I add this to a note nothing happens.
How do I even get these settings menus?
So I have the feeling obsidian doesn’t care what I put in the yml front-matter or about the callout snippets.
Hi there. I authored the MCL. Anyway, for the wide view ur yaml syntax is slightly wrong, it should be
cssClass: wide-page
For multi column, maybe u can share screenshot how the it looks. Also r u using any specific theme. Just to cover all basis, MCL has 3 css file that u need to enable. Wide view and multi column is two separate css file .
Btw i suspect u may not yet enabled the css after u download it. Settings > Appearance > CSS snippets.
Judging by this screenshot, it seems that the css is not loaded, else you would have “MCL Gallery Cards”, “MCL Multi Column” and “MCL Wide Views” appear similar to your “font” css there.
By installing Style Settings from Community plugins, u would have more control like for example, the width of normal page.
Once u install the plugin, u can control those by going to Settings > Style Settings. This would also house theme settings if u use community plugin/theme that supports it. This screenshot shows i hv my snippets n two plugins that uses it for finer control.