I’m using transclusions and don’t understand why they appear with a double vertical line on the left and put all the content of the document I’m referencing.
I know that we can use reference to a specific section or even to a block, but the problem is that by default ( ![[]]) appears all the content.
That would be caused by whatever theme (or extra CSS) you are using. Try looking in Style Settings for your theme to see if there are any options that you can change. Using a different theme or a CSS snippet to alter the embed lines would also take care of it.
Hi @ariehen I couldn’t find a way to change this. I’m not using any CSS snippets. Do you know which is the correct way to uninstall completely Obsidian from the Mac? I uninstalled it several times to start from scratch but always has the same configuration.
There is no reason to uninstall. This is 99% likely coming from the theme you are using. Settings > Appearance > Themes, and choose the default theme or another that looks good to you.
Yes, but the problem is that is showing me the total content of the transclusion. Before, when I started using Obsidian, I was able to scroll to show only one part of the transclusion. Now, when I use a transclusion it shows me the total content of a document.
Sorry, I think that I’m not explaining very well my issue. Can you see the following video at 1:51 m?
In that video, that person is using transclusion with scroll. I would like to be able to use scroll in the transclusion.
I don’t know what happened that I’m not able to use scroll anymore.