obsidian-style-settings VS obsidian-minimal

Supports Style Settings plugin to customize the look and feel. I like customization, so it includes: Font size / color settings. Pretty much everything to customize all aspects. Width settings if you want the table to not use 100% width. External background image URL support (because I like things to look nice)

You need the style settings plugin: https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-style-settings

Is it possible that my Minimal theme and the Style Setting plugin is overriding the snippet?

Created a my-snippet.css file and pasted the following css code

The dev of the Style Settings plugin has a css snippet in their ReadMe that "can be used to adjust every CSS variable of the default Obsidian theme."

You can turn it off by using the Style settings plugin and searching for the trailing whitespace setting.

Style Settings - Allows you to customize certain themes. Works and meshes especially well with the ITS theme, since it has a lot of premade customization looks to try out. One of them is even modeled after D&D 5th Edition's general aesthetic.

Now, if you're talking about syntax highlithing inside the code blocks, you can install the CodeMirror options Plugin (Community) and the also the Style settings (Community) to customize your own theme or import it from Codemirror itself.

What u/Wrongallalong said .... plus install the Style Settings plugin which adds even more options for configuring Minimal Theme.

I suggest getting the Style Settings plugin. It works well with Minimal, and offers loads of options for the Minimal theme, including defining the colors for your headings.

link2 with example in here

I made a theme for Obsidian linked below. As a result I got to know the founders, and helped design the 1.0 version of the app. This eventually led me to join the company as CEO. I had previously founded and run two startups, so that helped too.

https://github.com/kepano/obsidian-minimal

You mean Minimal? It's good, but I haven't seen it adapted for Publish specifically. While it's minimalistic visually, it's a huge and really complicated theme in terms of the code; you can't just copy and paste its main css file and expect it to work well. Or can you? 🤔

from the theme css : https://github.com/kepano/obsidian-minimal/blob/796f793ca55cfc631868868bef10f46287f02296/Minimal.css

See here for reference: https://github.com/kepano/obsidian-minimal/releases/tag/5.1.8

For future folks, here's what I added as a CSS Snippet (keep in mind, this is for the Minimal theme, so it might not work for others):