1.7.0

Added

• The whole look of a link, a mark and a snippet (Style Settings). The links this plugin inserts carry a class of their own in both render modes now, so they can take a colour and an underline — both the theme's own until you change them. The stale and broken marks get their two colours, the underline's style and thickness, and an optional symbol beside the link, for themes where a thin underline is hard to see. A hover preview takes a width as well as a height, and a snippet a line height and a text size. The section is grouped into Links, Stale and broken links, Previews and embeds, Autocomplete and Side panel. Every option is a plain CSS variable or a class on body, so a snippet in .obsidian/snippets/ does as well — the readme lists them all.
• The index panel's row density and text size (Indexing, Style Settings). Rows dense, normal or roomy, and the panel's base text size. The path column beside an autocomplete suggestion can be hidden.

Changed

• The target line's highlight no longer buries the code (Preview, Embeds). The band is drawn behind the snippet, and a theme's selection colour at full strength left the line on top of it unreadable. It still follows that colour, taken down to where the code stays legible; Preview line highlight sets it outright, at whatever strength you choose.
• A colour setting opens on the colour in use (Style Settings). Reading the variable is not enough to show it: Obsidian builds its accent from calc() and a chain of other variables, which a colour picker cannot parse, so the swatch came up empty. Each colour is settled through the browser into a plain rgb() and written again whenever the theme changes — so a picker shows what the theme is really using, and follows it until you choose otherwise.

Internal

• The rows every plugin of a kind offers are written once in the shared repository and spliced into each plugin's Style Settings block at build time, so the two sigil linkers cannot drift apart, and a plugin takes only the fragments it can honour — a side-panel row in a plugin with no side panel is a setting that does nothing. The suites check both directions: a row nothing reads fails, and a variable no row offers fails.