thisthethe_MicroMike/Snippets

• sDensePrompt
  • This modifies the prompt window (Ctrl+P) to be more dense; this allows it to display more results.
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• sDenseSettings
  • This makes the settings (both the sidebar and main section) more dense, allowing for more information to be displayed.
  • Why? It can often be obnoxious navigating the normal Obsidian settings, which give an excess of spacing to the detriment of seeing the full picture.
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• sLeftAlignReadable
  • When using readable line length, this will make the text align against the left side rather than center itself.
  • This can reduce necessary eye movement if you work heavily on the left side of the screen.
  • Style settings allows for disabling left alignment, and a general use function for configuring the line length.
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• sLeftAlignSettingsControls
  • This makes interactable elements in the settings menu left-aligned, pushing against the text.
  • It makes it much clearer which interactable belongs to which setting, and elegantly sectionally divides the window.
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    • - With sDenseSettings
• sMiniMode
  • Turn Obsidian into a convenient little notepad - just by resizing it.
  • This snippet will cause the sidebars, title bar, and status bar to disappear when the window below a certain width.
  • You'll have to change the minimum width that the "mini mode" activates at to your preference manually - this can't be changed in Style Settings due to CSS limitations.
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• sNearerTotalNumbers
  • This modifies how the number in the search, tags, backlinks/outlinks, etc works.
  • It moves it to the left alongside the text, which makes it easier and less ambiguous which number belongs to which entry.
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• sNoAnimations
  • This snippet disables animations. It includes a feature to workaround a problem causing the sidebars to close more slowly.
  • This is borrowed from https://github.com/SMUsamaShah/Obsidian-Win98-Edition
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• sNoDynamicUnloading
  • This snippet disables dynamic unloading on the text editor preview mode and sidebars.
  • Why? The optimization has many problems.
    • Notes with a lot of image embeds tend to get stuck jumping backwards while scrolling.
    • If you make tree elements unusually small, it's bad at adapting and tends to leave gaps like this.
    • Twitchy, unpredictable scrolling, and micro-lag caused when loading/unloading elements.
  • If you're having trouble with things like this, it might make things easier to disable the optimization.
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• sPositionablePrompt
  • Intended with Style Settings
  • This allows for granular control of the size and position of the prompt (Ctrl+P) window.
  • Options:
    • Which corner to anchor in, or centered
    • Height/width in percentages
    • X/Y offsets in pixels
    • Minimum width in pixels
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• sPositionableSettings
  • Intended with Style Settings
  • This allows for granular control of the size and position of the settings window.
  • Options:
    • Which corner to anchor in, or centered
    • Height/width in percentages
    • X/Y offsets in pixels
    • Minimum width in pixels
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• sResizableResizeBars
  • This snippet allows for a configurable width on the "resize handles" that determine the width of the sidebars.
  • Why? It's very precise to click the handles normally. If you do that often, you might find it a useful quality-of-life improvement.
  • Width value can be configured with Style Settings.
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• sResizableScrollbar
  • This snippet allows for you to configure the width of the scrollbar.
  • Why? It can be precise to click the scrollbar. If you use it often, you might find adding this makes your workflow more efficient.
  • Width value can be configured with Style Settings.
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• sSimpleEditor
  • This snippet enforces a uniform line-height in the editor, no matter what.
  • I find this "pseudo notepad" environment preferable to the more chaotic, jerky formatting shifts that occur switching between modes otherwise.
  • Due to fundamental HTML layout differences, I have to enforce a particular "pretty" note formatting style for this consistency.
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• sSimpleTag
  • This simplifies the appearance of tags - they now are just text colored with the selected accent.
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• sSquareUI
  • This modified UI focuses on ergonomics and space-usage.
  • Style Settings can be used to precisely control the size of elements.
  • Features:
    • No more padding dead-zones. Anywhere.
    • Sidebar tabs, and the buttons on the sidebars, fill the full space given.
    • Right sidebar button functions as a fourth titlebar button. (Modifiable)
    • Left sidebar button always anchored to top-left. (Modifiable)
    • Much easier to interact with note title; and buttons there are also larger.
    • Optional "Stack Tabs" mode - this literally stacks the tabs vertically on the window.
      • This can be desirable for users with lots of tabs - you move your eyes less, and the tabs' titles won't be compressed by their density.
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• sTopBacklinks
  • Toplinks (I.E. LYT/Ideaverse) are obnoxious to manually maintain. This snippet turns the backlinks's panel at the bottom into an automatic "Toplinks" section.
  • To adjust the characters before/after toplinks, go to the bottom.
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