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The panel keeps its spacing and hands every control to Obsidian: the Due
value and both apply buttons are Obsidian's buttons (the recommended one
its accent mod-cta), − and + are buttons, the interval is a text field
and the hours are the property pills the Properties panel uses, each with
its ×. The plugin no longer sets a colour, border, radius, shadow or font
size on any control, so a theme restyles the panel as it restyles Settings.
Rows are Obsidian's control height (30px on desktop, 44px on the phone),
8px apart, 16px between the editor and the queue; each apply button takes
its own full-width line under its row. The interval's × is gone: empty the
field to remove the interval, and while it is empty the "Default due at
time" setting shows as its placeholder. + is a button that turns into a
text field for the hour. The queue's header is Obsidian's smaller UI size.
The stylesheet drops the rules no view has used since the header bar,
snooze modal and undo bar went (some 600 lines).