Right now when I use ‘cmd +’ to zoom in or out, it zooms in the entire interface including the nav bars, I only want to zoom into a note in the Edit and Preview panes, especially when I have images embedded.
Also, the zoom implementation is a lot like firefox where zooming just increases the text size, I like Chrome’s implementation better where zooming into something allows you to zoom anywhere, any website, image or text without distorting everything.
I use this feature a lot in OneNote which is really helpful especially for notes where you have a big table with multiple columns/rows and want to find something really quick or view it in a bird’s eye view.
Well, I have a similar problem. I am able to zoom out (reduce font size) and reset (normal font size) but I am not able to zoom in? Any ideas? I have not shortcuts on “CMD” + “+” (MacOS) within Obsidian nor MacOS Settings nor Alfred.
I disabled all extensions and schema as well. I am still not able to zoom in.
Hello @ryanjamurphy , do you have an example of how to change the font using #custom-css? perhaps one could bind this value to ctrl+mose wheel using a plugin?
It would be really useful to be able to zoom in and out.
Sorry, though, I’m not sure offhand what the best CSS selector is. It might depend on your theme—e.g., some themes have variables for this value, such as --editor-font-size.
Most themes are well-documented, though. You can go into your theme’s CSS by opening Preferences → Appearance → clicking on the folder icon above the theme selection menu, then opening the .css file(s) you find there. In that file, what you’re looking for will probably be clearly labeled.
Trying to zoom in using the flatpak v0.11.5 in Manjaro Linux does not work. Either with Ctrl + + or with Ctrl + mouse wheel up. Is this feature going to be implemented, or I should open a new issue on github?
@Georgios I can reproduce this, but doesn’t seem to be reproducible by others. Can you open a separate #bug-reports using the template, so we can try to isolate the issue?