Layer continuous-curvature (squircle) corners on top of the existing border-radius on card/lane/button/panel/input surfaces via a `--corner: squircle` token and `corner-shape: var(--corner)`. corner-shape is Chromium-only as of mid-2026 (Safari/WebKit & Firefox ignore it and keep the plain border-radius arc), and it requires a non-zero radius to render — so this is pure progressive enhancement with zero visual regression. Pills (border-radius: 999px) and the full-screen 0-radius editor are deliberately left untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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marktile
A Markdown editor that never hides your markers — headings grow while ## stays put. A real Obsidian pane.
marktile (mark + tile) makes Markdown comfortable to read without a rendering layer:
what you see is the literal file. Headings grow while the ## markers stay in place,
smart-Enter continues lists, Tab indents with a tab-vs-space ruler, two modes
(Seasoned / Plain), and a drag-reorderable table of contents. Just a faster way
to edit .md.
It's a switchable pane: a header button hops back to Obsidian's native editor, and — if tugtile is installed — over to the card table. Same file, no lock-in.
Highlights
- The markers never hide — no rendering layer, no live-preview magic; the file you see is the file on disk.
- Editing comforts — smart-Enter list continuation, Tab indentation with a ruler, Seasoned / Plain modes, and a table of contents you can drag to move whole sections.
- An editor that survives phones — two-row toolbar, virtual-keyboard-aware layout on iOS/iPad.
- CJK-first, concretely — re-highlighting waits while your IME is composing, so CJK input is never interrupted.
- No network, no telemetry — your notes never leave your vault.
Install
- Manual: from the latest release, download
main.js,manifest.json, andstyles.cssinto your vault's.obsidian/plugins/marktile/folder, then enable marktile in Settings → Community plugins. - BRAT: add the beta plugin
CVERInc/marktile.
Sister plugin: tugtile — a card table for your Markdown notes; marktile is its editor, grown standalone.
Published by CVER Inc. · cver.net · MIT License.