This note is both a reference and example for how things are formatted.
Note to Non-Aaron-types
The reference code below only styles my actual Obsidian, not what you’re seeing if you’re seeing this online. Again these are for me.
H1 - Page Titles
Almost never used outside of page titles.
H2 - Looks like this!
With text below, usually!
This is a quote. - some dude
A list:
- Mary
- Had
- A
- little
- lamb
- Or
- Two
H3 - Another useful heading.
All the time1. You like to use H3 here in Obsidian. Here’s a table.
| Item | Changed? |
|---|---|
| Block | |
| Blockquote | ✅ |
| Callout | ✅ |
| Code | |
| Embed | |
| File | |
| Footnote | |
| Headings | ✅ |
| Horizontal Rule | |
| Inline Title | |
| Link | |
| List | |
| Properties | |
| Table | |
| Tag |
H4 - Now you’re getting to the dregs
Very rarely is there a good use for H4.
Inline preformatted aka “code” in the Notion vernacular. External Notion Link
The Actual Code
From .obsidian > snippets > aaron-style.css:
body{
--callout-border-width: 1px;
--callout-radius: 0.5em;
--h2-color: steelblue;
--h3-color: rgb(152, 182, 222);
--h4-color: rgb(159, 145, 247);
--h1-size: 2.25em;
--h2-size: 2em;
--h3-size: 1.75em;
--h4-size: 1.5em;
--bold-color: khaki;
--bold-weight: bolder;
--italic-color: peachpuff;
--blockquote-background-color: rgb(30, 30, 57);
--blockquote-border-thickness: 3px;
--file-line-width: 950px;
}
.callout-content > p{
margin-top: 8px;
margin-bottom: 0px;
}
.cm-inline-code{
color: lightsalmon !important;
}Source
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Footnotes
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