A big update to Minimal theme is now available on Github or via Community Themes in the app.
“Perfection is reached not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to remove.” — Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Frameless
Minimal Obsidian has been significantly revamped to take advantage of the new frameless window style. Please take a look at the updated Readme file.
This theme is not actively tested on Windows. If you’re on Windows and would like to help improve the theme feel free to share your code. In the meantime, if anything looks wonky, the titlebar CSS can be commented out near the top of the file.
To drag the window, use the topmost edge of the window, or empty spaces in the the right sidebar. To drag panels or tabs located near the top of the window, use the lower half of the icon.
Keyboard-first changes
In pursuit of minimalism, I plan to keep hiding any features that I infrequently use or only use via the keyboard. As always you’ll be able to comment out that part of the CSS, and I’ll try to make that as easy and clearly documented as possible.
This means some functionality will only be accessible via keyboard shortcuts, unless you re-enable it in the CSS, or if Obsidian adds access to the features via the system menu bar — see feature request.