#571

Can you zoom in on the image after hovering for a second?

#572

Hello there! I’m a newbie with Obsidian and I also love justified text 'cos I find it’s more readable, where should I put the “text-align” snippet? I guess in my theme css but don’t know how could somebody help me at dummies level? Thx!

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#573

@nestorito it depends on which element of the theme you want to justify the text of, e.g. a blockquote, aside note, etc.

So, then you define the class (e.g. .aside) and set text-align: justify;

#574

Did you ever figure out a solution to this? Maybe another plugin? I’m trying to embed goals into other notes, but it’s not a good solution for me if there’s a big empty box surrounding every embedded text.

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#575

hello Klaas, been out for a while so sorry for not answering. Actually I’d like to have justified text in every text which is body text but I’m a CSS-dummy: how can I set/modify my theme to have justified text as default text-align property for body? Thx!

#576

You have not mentioned if you want it for the Edit/Live Preview mode, or for Reading mode, or for both.

Here is the code for both Edit (= CM5) and Reading mode:

.cm-s-obsidian, .markdown-preview-view {
  text-align: justify;
  hyphens: auto;
}

If, instead of Edit/CM5 you want Live Preview/CM6, you can replace .cm-s-obsidian by .markdown-source-view.mod-cm6.is-live-preview.

Having said that (last paragraph), it might not be sufficient (I have not checked), in which case you might also have to add the .cm-s-obsidian.

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#577

Thanks a lot @Klaas I’ll have a look!

#578

Text alignment with links, images, formatting using markdown, etc.