I would agree that it would definitely be nice to be able to resize. Finding a suggestion to use the following gave me hope, but I had no luck.
mermaid.flowchartConfig = {
width: 100%
}
Lately, when editing diagrams, I have just been using ctrl ± on Obsidian and using another editor to do the coding. It does make the process visually annoying and less convenient. Also, I tend to sometimes get various rendering artifacts when resizing or updating the code. It also means having to save every time I want the diagrams to update.
Anyways, I’m not sure what past solution you are talking about, but it gives me hope that resizing used to work. Going to check it out soon and potentially try to revert, although I am guessing it’s not possible to have multiple Obsidian instances installed.
As a side note, I am looking forward to some of the mermaid features in beta like the ability to define connections for subgraphs, the new connector shapes, and potentially eventually properly implemented nested subgraphs.
I just really feel like there is so much potential for plugins, hopefully core, that would let note connections be visualized and links be functional within diagrams. I know there are supposed workarounds but I haven’t succeeded with those either.
It’s good to see someone else excited about Mermaid in Obsidian, because I would definitely also be sad if things came to a permanent standstill.
I should add that I am extremely happy with all aspects of Obsidian development, and am mainly supporting mermaid as a continued direction regardless of what needs fixing.
Thanks.