Football themes ⚽ - A set of matchday inspired styles

Theme Disclaimer

Is this project open source? Yes, MIT.
Is this project completely free? Yes.
Is this project vibe-coded beyond the author’s ability to comprehend how it works? No. It was AI-assisted, but the theme behavior, CSS, manifest, and release assets were reviewed and tested before release.
Community Directory: Football Notes - Obsidian Theme

Hi all!

I made Football Notes, a football-inspired Obsidian theme for people who want a little match-day energy in their vault without sacrificing long-form reading. :soccer_ball::woman_running:

The default palette uses pitch green, chalk white, trophy gold, charcoal, and restrained accent colors. It styles the editor, sidebars, tabs, headings, links, tags, checkboxes, tables, code blocks, callouts, and selected states.

The theme also includes country-inspired palettes through the Style Settings - Obsidian Plugin. The goal is not to copy any official team branding, kit, crest, or tournament design, but to give each palette a recognizable football feeling while keeping notes readable.

What it includes

  • A default Football Classic palette that works as a normal Obsidian theme
  • 23 additional country-inspired color palettes through Style Settings
  • Light and dark mode tuning
  • Note-first contrast: readable text first, theme color second
  • Styled tables, tags, callouts, checkboxes, links, headings, and code blocks

:artist_palette::pencil:Style Settings

The default theme works without extra setup.

To switch between the team-inspired palettes, install and enable the Style Settings plugin, then go to:

Style Settings -> Football Notes -> Palette

:clipboard:A little disclaimer

Football Notes is an independent fan-made theme. It is not affiliated with any national football federation, or any football team. It does not include official logos, crests, mascots, trophy images, kit designs, or tournament graphics.

GitHub:

I would love feedback on readability, palette balance, and whether the team-inspired palettes feel distinctive enough without becoming distracting.

I will keep future updates about this theme in this thread. :soccer_ball: