Hi everyone,
I’m posting this because I haven’t found any solutions to my problem and I’m starting to run out of ideas. I hope someone can help me, and since my English isn’t very good, I used Deepl to translate the text.
Here’s a quick overview of what I’m trying to do and what I’ve tried so far.
I have several projects and clusters in Obsidian that I’d like to color-code and, if possible, pin. That way, I can visually separate projects from one another and pin the project start points. To keep everything from looking like a uniform gray mess, the “Juggl” plugin was recommended to me.
I installed the plugin and went to “Settings → Appearance → Section: CSS Blocks.” However, no options are displayed there. I only have the option to reload a CSS block or create a folder. The “snippets” folder is then created automatically. I can create a text document. I named this “test.css” and tested two examples.
- body {background: red;}
2)/* EF-Hub blue */.node-tag-EF-Hub {–color: #27B3D6 !important;}
/* Defense red */.node-tag-Defense {–color: #FF0000 !important;}
/* Hobby gray */.node-tag-Hobby {–color: #888888 !important;}
Now I come to my actual problem. After reloading the CSS blocks, they are not recognized. The program continues to say that it has not found any CSS blocks.
I then tried several different storage locations in the Vault. I moved them from OneDrive to a folder on Drive C under Documents, and also tried another location—a second internal hard drive that shouldn’t be connected to either OneDrive or Drive C.
The only thing that comes close to a cloud service would be synchronization with Obsidian itself, since I work on multiple devices and need access. But that shouldn’t actually be a problem.
All the folders are marked as read-only, and while I can theoretically change that manually, after checking, the read-only protection is reactivated in the folder. Then I thought there might be something like folder inheritance properties, so I created a completely new folder, copied only the Markdown files, and manually recreated every single folder.
None of this helped; the CSS blocks in Obsidian aren’t recognized.
I also checked the security settings in Windows 11 and found no errors. Both under “Virus & Threat Protection (Monitored Folder Access; Ransomware Protection; and App Access Rights)” and under “App & Browser Control (Exploit Protection; Per-App Settings; Obsidian.exe added and options like “Arbitrary Code Guard,” “Block low integrity images”) and all settings were disabled.
I also uninstalled and reinstalled Obsidian and added the new vault again.
Nothing has changed. I cannot access the CSS modules.
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this, what I could do, and how to fix the problem?
Thank you in advance, and I wish everyone a wonderful day.
Best regards,
Adehara