This is definitely a feature request rather than an "issue," but...
Right now, all of these examples are markdown (.md) files containing CSS in code blocks, meaning that a person can't just download them into their snippets directory and use them. And (at least in my case) meaning there's a lot of opportunity for human error in copy-and-pasting those code blocks.
What do you think of changing the files over to straight CSS? That would mean giving up some of the nicely-formatted explanatory text in the files themselves, but I think it might be a win overall.
Thanks for your consideration :-)
-Eric
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It is actually a good idea!
It may be difficult to avoid conflicts with all currently used CSS themes for Obsidian.
It definitely will improve Obsidian customization experience.
This is definitely a feature request rather than an "issue," but...
Right now, all of these examples are markdown (.md) files containing CSS in code blocks, meaning that a person can't just download them into their
snippetsdirectory and use them. And (at least in my case) meaning there's a lot of opportunity for human error in copy-and-pasting those code blocks.What do you think of changing the files over to straight CSS? That would mean giving up some of the nicely-formatted explanatory text in the files themselves, but I think it might be a win overall.
Thanks for your consideration :-)
-Eric
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: