Added:
Line up tabs with macOS traffic lights
Version 5 is available.
Added:
Line up tabs with macOS traffic lights
Version 5 is available.
Added:
Version 6 is available.
Added:
Special effects - Translucent modals and popovers.
Version 7 is available.
@Klaas I wanted to advertise the (very simple) plugin I posted for css snippets. It allows you to keep css files in a folder in your vault (css-snippets
). The plugin can load / unload all of the css files. This is helpful because you can keep your theme file pristine, and keep individual changes in css snippet files. For instance I have one file to apply a custom edit mode syntax highlighting color scheme.
If you are interested just search for “css” in the third party plugins. I am open to suggestions also. Next I plan to make it possible to toggle snippets on/off individually.
I am curious if it is useful for your case, and if not what needs to change / be added?
@danbburg: Hi Daniel, I have seen your plug-in, and was delighted with something like that. I have not installed it yet because I am waiting for the toggle feature that I would love to have.
I applaud your initiative. The only thing for me to bear in mind is that when sometimes 2 snippets interfere with one another, it is easy to be able to run through 1 .css
file with all of the code (current situation), rather than having to open & close various .css
files to find the culprit (in the plug-in situation). Then again, nothing is perfect.
1 question I have is if there is a maximum number of css files that can be put in the css-snippets
folder? I have around 1200 lines of code in my theme, and would split those up in small blocks, one for each .css
file.
The plug-in and my .md
file listing CSS snippets are not mutually exclusive. The latter basically groups all the CSS snippets I find useful and am using or have used in the past. Even when I install your plug-in, I will still keep my .md
file going, so that if I need to have a certain feature I can run through the 1 list and extract the relevant code to compile a .css
file for just that feature and put it in the css-snippets
folder for use with your plug-in.
In fact, what I will do is refer to your plug-in in my initial comment at the top of this page and write a little spiel to explain the relationship, and then the loop is closed.
Thanks a lot for reaching out, I really appreciate it, and hope to see the toggle feature soon.
I use footnotes a lot, notably inline footnotes. Some changes I applied to other parts of my CSS meant I could not change the color of the highlight anymore when clicking on a footnote or the little return arrow.
I have now found a solution, which I have added to the top of the footnote section in my master .md
file for CSS.
Version 8 is available.
The Obsidianite theme is a relatively new kid on the block with beautiful features. I already copied the original horizontal line code, I have now copied the blockquote code as well and incorporated into the .md
file.
Version 9 of the file is now available.
I completed the changes to Settings (Cmd/CTRL+,).
Version 10 is available.
I added:
Version 11 is available.
I added code to change the side ribbons and the icons on the left ribbon.
Version 12 is available.
I added:
Version 13 is available.
I added a new header: Plug-ins.
Under that header I added Calendar plug-in: change color of year
.
You can find it in version 14.
I added some more color changes for the Obsidian settings:
You can find it in version 15 in the OP above.
Version 16 is now available in the OP above.
I added code that gives some extra cachet to your blockquotes by adding the name of the person quoted in cursive font - courtesy of Gabroel.
I added Gabroel’s code for stylized buttons - see v17 in the OP above.
Gabroel keeps coming up with some delightful styling, this time with
Stylized lists - auto-adjust width & auto-counter
I have added it to the CSS file. Ordered and unordered list code is now under heading “Lists - (un)ordered”.
Version 18 is available in the OP above.
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