Normally within the themes there are also variables being set. Also, under (Obsidian) Settings → Appearance (scroll to the bottom) you need to enable your custom css file. In that file you can add any of your own customisations without them being overwritten in for example a theme update or something. Name it whatever you like, for example “secondbrain.css” or “mycss.css”.
css file yourself and put it within the vaultroot/.obsidian/snippets folder. I wouldn’t recommend that though as those additions will disappear if you update your theme. css file for the theme you are using, scroll to the bottom and add any custom css rules you’d like. Just click Import option, after that just paste the code and save.ĭisclaimer: I’m not sure what “plugin minimum” you refer to. Go to Plugin Option, select the plugin Style Settings and you will see that the plugin “Yin-and-Yang” has been identified. Install the iA Writer Fonts on your computerįree trials of iA Writer, free templates and the Mono, Duo and Quattro fonts GitHub - mgmeyers/obsidian-style-settings: Dynamically creates a user interface for adjusting theme, plugin, and snippet CSS variables) Install the Plugin Style Settings from Matthew Meyers GitHub - chetachiezikeuzor/Yin-and-Yang-Theme: An Obsidian.md theme with a stark contrast between dark mode and light mode, much like the Yin and Yang symbol ☯️. Install the amazing Theme Yin-and-Yang by Chetachi How to set up your Obsidian like iA Writer the easy way! The Trick Always dissatisfied, I finally found a simple and beautiful solution. As a graphic designer I’ve tried out other Obsidian themes based on the acclaimed iA Writer, none of them ever come close to iA Writer’s minimalist philosophy.
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