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80s-neon-for-obsidian.md's Issues

Please do the same 80s Neon theme for Firefox

I often use Firefox and Obsidian side by side, and it would be very cool to have the exact same (.xpi) theme in Firefox.
There are many Synthwave themes for Firefox, but I didn't find one which match your perfectly with 80s Neon.
The closest I found is called "Synthwavez" but it could match better, I mean more similar to 80s Neon.
For example, the items "toolbar_bottom_separator" and "toolbar_top_separator" could be cyan, and the pink text color could be the same! etc.

Checkbox Tasklist - Color

-> .markdown-preview-view .task-list-item-checkbox {}
The border color and box-shadow which is linked to --accent-2 is different to the displayed color in obsidian.

I can not really find the problem, why this happens and how to solve this. Any idea?

Typora

I was wondering if you would ever make this into a Typora theme or how hard it would be to do it?

Update
I'm working on converting it to Typora, bit by bit. I'm new to CSS, it's easier with Typora because you can open DevTools in the program and view CSS and see what links to where but you can't do that in Obsidian so it sometimes takes a few tries.

A colon directly after a pair of brackets with at least one character inside them causes the line to display in a reduced font and indented in edit mode

Here's a screenshot of the behavior in edit mode:
image

It all renders correctly in preview mode, though:
image

Here's that text, for reference:

Here's some examples:

this [is] fine
but [this]: isn't
this [colon-after-brackets]: thing also changes the syntax highlighting on brackets for some reason
this []: is also fine
so is ]: this
and [: this

happens [when] there are [two]: bracketed pairs in a line
and it [doesn't]: matter which [one] the colon follows

List Checkbox Spacer

Hey!
I really love your funky theme :) You did an amazing job on it!
However, there should definitely be a space between the checkbox and the text.

Currently, it's looking like this:
image

I edited the obsidian.css this way (very very ugly I imagine and as soon as somebody changes the font size the space is broken)
.markdown-preview-view .task-list-item-checkbox {
-webkit-appearance: none;
box-sizing: border-box;
border: 1px solid var(--accent-2);
position: relative;
width: 1.25em;
height: 1.25em;
margin: 0;
margin-right: 10px;
box-shadow: 0 0 0.5em var(--accent-2);
}

It now looks like this:

image

Hope you can insert a space between the box and text in the next iteration!

Keep up the good work :)

HH

Headings don't work right when they are inside a list

image

Different Lists and Broken Lists

Hi, I really love your CSS style, it looks beautiful!

I just wanted to report to problems with the lists in markdown:

Firstly, there is no difference between a - and *?
image

And also you can somehow break them?
image

Unfortunately I have no clue about css to investigate it any further. :)

You had one job...

@deathau You had one job to perform... and you absolutely nailed it!

I hate you for this... this awesomeness... 👅 👅 👅

Sincerely, All the best,

Anoduck

Titlebar-text is completely black

May just be my machine but it was showing as completely black so I couldn't actually see what I'm clicking on.

It seems to be this class:

Obsidian 0.8.14

And I it made it visible again (middlebar text = white, right-hand side icons = dark grey) by disabling this css:
text-on-accent: rgba(0,0,0,0.8);

(Love this theme by the way)

Modal colours and broken numbered lists

Just started using Obsidian and I love this theme. Noticed a couple of issues though. Might fix them if they're not local to me and you agree.

  1. The colours in the delete file modal make the text on the buttons hard to read.
  2. In preview mode, the numbers in a numbered list only have one digit width per line, so the numbers become multiline when it's more than one digit (≥ 10 items).

Screenshots attaached.

Delete file modal
Item numbers

Day Planner font color

This is such a cool theme. Would be great if the font color could be white when using the Day Planner plugin. The font color is currently black on the tasks which makes it really hard to see the tasks given the lack of color contrast.

Code not always in theme colours

Heya,

Totally love this theme and have been using it as my main one! Thanks a lot for this ✨

One thing that has been bothering me is that inline code in preview and code blocks in editing show up red which doesn't really vibe with the main theme colour palette (and the red is a bit stressful to me!). I'm not sure if this was intentional, but if not (and if you're cool contributions) I can make a quick PR to use the theme colours for this.

Screenshot of what I'm talking about:
image

[Feature Request] Syntax Highlighting

I tried installing the Syntax Highlighting plugin from the community plugins store, it seems to have some compatibility issues with this theme and doesn't work.

Can you add support for the plugin, or make syntax highlighting part of this theme's functionality?

Thanks

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