@elwc your first solution works great. I wasn’t aware how to achieve this. But it looks great in this muted way. Thanks a lot.

Here is my simple tweak of this Amazing template!

Nice. Color you are using?

Very nice! How did you change the background color to a blueish tone?

I used to change the hsl values directly into the theme file. This is now possible by changing the color values through the Obsidian Style Settings plugin with the option “Base Color” under the “Colors” submenu. That color should be #1E2837-ish

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How do you change the background color?

I think now I have it exactly as I want it to be.

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You can use the Style Settings plugin on the menu Colors > Base color

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@ryanjamurphy
Is this section creating automatically?

Sorta. Using Periodic Notes, you can do date math in your template. This is my current header:

← [[{{date-1d:YYYYMMDD}}]] | [[{{date+1d:YYYYMMDD}}]] →
# [{{date:dddd, MMMM D, YYYY}}](x-fantastical3://show/calendar/{{date:YYYY-MM-DD}})

It turns into e.g.,

← [[20220209]] | [[20220211]] →
# [Thursday, February 10, 2022](x-fantastical3://show/calendar/2022-02-10)
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