This applies to the hider plugin. When I toggle off the app ribbon, I can still see the ribbon on the right side (when are panels on the right dock, and it is unhidden). It would be nice to be be able to toggle that off too, either with the same command or a different one. Thanks.
I agree. I just updated this if you grab the most recent version of the theme.
As of 2.2 you can set preview/editor/mono fonts separately. To be clear you’re suggesting a fourth font setting for interface elements (e.g. sidebars, status bar, tooltips, etc)? This gets tricky as it relates to things like the graph, files and calendar plugin which can be placed in the sidebar… It would be fairly easy to add a setting that affects everything except the main workspace panels but beyond that it gets too granular IMO.
I think this is too small of a detail to be in the Settings. There are a lot of these small decisions throughout Minimal and I don’t think every one of them should be a user-controllable setting. For now this is the realm of custom CSS. Obsidian devs will soon be releasing a feature to have multiple CSS files which will allow you to retain customization of these smaller details.
@mano can you share a screenshot? I am not sure I understand what you mean.
notice that the ribbon that would have been there on the left is gone (highlighted in yellow), while the ribbon on the right is still there (highlighted in orange).
This is on windows 10, obsidian version 0.9.15. I have enabled ‘hide app ribbon’
(there’s some text in the yellow highlight coming in from an app in the background. Please ignore that.)
A new option allows you to use the system setting for light vs. dark mode. On newer operating systems this allows you to automatically switch based on time of day, and match your other apps.
New “All white” style for light mode
New hotkey commands
Switch between light and dark mode with a single hotkey
Cycle between light mode styles
Cycle between dark mode styles
Toggle sidebar borders
Improvements
Graphs now extend to the top of the pane, to provide a more immersive experience
Better readability for the “True black” style, particularly popovers
Images in dark mode are set to reduced opacity, hover for full opacity
Small fixes and changes
Accent colors can now access the full range of hues
This line should work .tag { background-color: var(--nord3)} just make sure it comes after the Minimal theme code. You’ll also want to add .cm-s-obsidian span.cm-hashtag for edit mode so:
That, unfortunately, didn’t work. I did a little digging and checked the commits around the tag lines in the CSS and I found that it’s actually related to the specificity of the cm-hashtag-begin and cm-hashtag-end (see here). Adding the following lines in my tags css did the trick:
@kepano I’m really liking the new plugin settings, and I’m almost ready to fully switch over. Is there any chance that we can toggle the tooltips in the quick switcher and other modals as part of the Hider plugin?
Exactly! I also didn’t know how to name them . For me these two are stuff that I sometimes forget, and that sometimes helps when new features are added:
With the quick switcher ctrl + o:
When linking:
The command palette also has one, but (at least for now) I don’t find as useful.
Minimal Theme 2.4.1 and Hider Plugin 1.0.4 are now available.
Instructions have now moved into Hider so you can show or hide them
Fixes for 0.9.19, and styling for new metadata block
More future-proof code for Calendar thanks to liamcain
New icon style for links to Obsidian searches. If you use Obsidian URIs that start with obsidian://search the link will be considered an internal link and have a special search icon. See Obsidian documentation on how to format these links.