#1

Hi all,

is there any way to hide tags in preview mode?

Regards Stefan

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#2

You mean #hashtags, yes? There should be, as Obsidian provides a class for tags. See e.g., Meta Post - Common CSS Hacks.

You’ll want to target the .tag class inside .markdown-preview-view and set it to display: none;, I imagine.

#3

Thank you. As I am new to CSS Hacks regarding Obsidian, where can I found the class you mentioned? I did not find it in the Obsidian.css … or where is the default css file?

Thanks again, Stefan

#4

Appending the following to any Obsidian .css seems to do it:

.markdown-preview-view .tag {
    display: none;
}
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[Feature] Hide tags in preview mode
#5

Thank you very much @ryanjamurphy. This works fine. Is there any documentation regarding the CSS settings. As I looked through the mentioned Meta Post there is much potential for customization.
Regarding my question this thread could be archived. Thanks again!

#6

There could be more, but it’s a tough thing to document. Creating a more fulsome “teach a person to CSS (in Obsidian)” guide is on the mods’ todo list (as it would be better than this piecemeal “feed a person CSS”-type help)!

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#7

There is still no easy way how to hide tags inside a mobile application (for Android).

For example, consider this markdown card:

# Question #flashcard
Answer

Inside the mobile application, the heading Question will be followed by the same size text #flashcard in both edit and more importantly preview mode. This is very ugly and takes up a lot of unnecessary screen space.