1.0.2

Release 1.0.2

1.0.1

Changes & Fixes

1. Outline now follows Reading Mode

Files: src/views/ScrollTracker.ts, src/views/PreviewScroll.ts (new)

The outline previously listened only to CodeMirror’s scroll events, which are not available in Reading Mode.

It now relies on Obsidian’s markdown-scroll event — the same event used by the native outline. This event works in both Editor and Reading modes and provides the relevant view.

Reading Mode tracking

The active heading is determined by walking through the renderer’s sections and selecting:

The last section whose bounding rectangle is above the center of the viewport.

Using the viewport center rather than its top keeps the behavior consistent with the editor. It also ensures that when clicking a heading — which centers the target — that heading remains active.

The implementation includes:

• Runtime guards for safer integration
• A fallback to the public previewMode.getScroll() API
• A capture-phase scroll listener as a last-resort fallback
• The fallback listener is enabled only if markdown-scroll never fires

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2. HTML & Markdown are now rendered in the Outline

File: src/UI/HeadingRenderer.ts (new)

Headings are now rendered through Obsidian’s MarkdownRenderer.render, providing proper support for:

• Bold / italic / inline code
• Inline HTML
• Wikilinks
• Tags
• Highlights
• LaTeX

Everything is handled in a single rendering pass.

Block-marker escaping

One subtle issue is headings that begin with Markdown block syntax, for example:

## 1. Introduction
- Overview
> Note

These markers are escaped before rendering. Otherwise, the Markdown parser could interpret them as an <ol>, <ul>, or <blockquote> instead of rendering the heading as text.

The rendered output is then unwrapped and flattened with CSS so that each outline entry remains on a single line.

Click behavior

Rendered content uses:

pointer-events: none;

This prevents links inside a heading from intercepting the click. Clicking anywhere on the outline entry still performs the normal jump-to-heading action.

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3. Parameter block font size is now fixed

The root cause was confirmed in Obsidian’s bundle.

updateFontSize() applies:

document.documentElement.style.setProperty(
  "font-size",
  baseFontSize + "px"
);

As a result, any rem-based value inside the popup followed Obsidian’s global font-size setting.

Fix

The popup now pins:

--fop-font-size: 16px;

This matches Obsidian’s default font size.

All other sizes are derived from it using calc().

Result:

• At Obsidian’s default font size → behavior is unchanged
• With a custom Obsidian font size → the popup keeps its intended sizing

The same approach is applied to:

--checkbox-size

since Obsidian defines that value from the checkbox-size slider.

First release of my Plugin !

Minified version of the plugin with main.js, style.css and the manifest