Hello

When I use <> to inform about a variable in a cmd line I've an issue on the GUI.
If I write this I've no issue in the GUI.

Test SNMP: snmpwalk -v 2c -c public IP

But If I write this with <> on left and right of the variable IP, I've a problem on all become after.

Test SNMP: snmpwalk -v 2c -c public

And If I change the current view from edit to reading, the is not showed

Have you any information about that ?

This generally doesn't align with most other themes I've used, but it also has some weird effects with some plugins. For example, the images below are supposed to fit in the card, but they have the 20pt left margin:

there is no color in the exported PDF, however, this issue happened suddenly，and a few days ago it was still working normally

If you're reporting an UI issue, make sure you take a screenshot that shows the actual bug.

When you hover over any of the right click interactions there is no hover color.

In edit mode (or whatever it's called), links look like this:

but in preview mode, they look like this:

Is that intended? I thought I'd report it in case it's a bug.

I have a monospace font (Berkeley Mono) as my editor font. Howoever, I've noticed that links with this theme are rendered with sans-serif font.

So I did some investigating and found out that inside obsidian.css on line 28-36

a,
.internal-link,
.cm-hmd-internal-link,
.cm-link,
.cm-formatting-link {
  color: var(--text-a) !important;
  text-decoration: none !important;
  font-family: Avenir, Avenir Next, sans-serif !important;
}

The links are given an !important override as a sans-serif font.

Why is this? Why doesnt this follow the user's global choice? Can this be changed to not do this? I don't really want to have to manually install this theme to correct this one issue.

Hi @zenorocha can I have the permission to add your theme to obsidian community themes? It would be great to have it on a fresh install of obsidian without having to clone the repo

obsidianmd/obsidian-releases#671

this is the raw mode when I insert emoji

while in the preview mode, it was rendered at a new line above.

in other themes the emoji can be rendered in the right way.

Hello,

I would prefer to have a normal horizontal title bar. Is it possible to switch the title bar back to horizontal? Or could you provide two different versions of the theme somehow, one with a horizontal title bar and one with a vertical title bar?

Thanks.

Hi!

I'm having trouble downloading the theme archive. When I click on the link I get a message:

404: Not Found

Can you please fix this?

UPD:

• Link here: https://draculatheme.com/obsidian
• Link: https://github.com/dracula/obsidian/archive/master.zip

Problem:
Dracula Colorscheme seems to overwrite the Tag and Date colors of the Kanban Plugin.

How it should look like (Obsidianite Colorscheme):
Kanban Config on Display Tag colors

Here one tag is white and one is red

How it looks like with the Dracula colorscheme:

Here all tags are green

Hi, and thanks for supporting this great theme in Obsidian!

Are there any plans to implement alternative checkboxes (like the ITS Theme, among several others, does)?

I personally don't use all of these, but for my task management workflow supporting at least "cancelled" and "in progress" tasks would be a big help.

Thanks again!

I can not see the underlaying icon when I toggle a button in a dark mode.

If you're reporting an UI issue, make sure you take a screenshot that shows the actual bug.

Hello,
The dialog box to open a file doesn't highlight any line so there is no way to know which file will open:

With a narrow window/pane, I get this:

But as I make the window/pane wider, the content column becomes narrower:

Is anybody else experiencing this? Is it due to something wrong with my setup?

This only seems to be an issue in edit mode, not in preview.

The Obsidian color palette is very nice and gives a good variety of colors to choose from... but it currently feels very underused in this specific implementation of the theme. I get that you might not want to swing too hard in the other direction by making every single element colorful, but I often forget that I'm specifically using a "Dracula" theme as opposed to just any other generic dark theme.

The first thing that I'll suggest (because it's the one that's constantly popping into my mind) is the "Files" sidebar. Colored text would go a long way towards both readability and aesthetics IMO, as would very simple colored icons... I'm assuming Obsidian would properly render embedded BASE64 graphics if needed? Are the default Obsidian icons referencable via CSS?

I don't have specific thoughts on exactly what should be what color from the palette, but directories could be colored using Dracula's yellow/orange/red for different depth levels. Similarly, different file types could be colored differently (e.g. regular Markdown vs. Canvas vs. popular extension types like Kanban boards) and have simple icons.

I'd consider taking a shot at it but I'm fairly busy with work at the moment and I would only classify my CSS skills as "passable". Maybe I'll take a look at some point anyway if I find the time considering the existing CSS doesn't look

Obsidian has a new UI update and the theme needs to be updated to adapt to it, as it is already classified as a legacy theme on the theme marketplace.

When exporting to PDF using this theme, a lot of the colours such as the different headings come across to the generated PDF but the overall theme gets more or less switched out for a light mode. Background colour is white and text is black, this contrasts poorly with the rest of the theme, so currently to get a good looking export you would have to change theme back to default or a light theme before exporting.

Seems that you can write a CSS @media query to customise the appearance of generated PDFs, I tried doing this with limited success, CSS is not my strong suit.

My very rudimentary css snippet below gets me like 80% there, but doesn't handle pre code snippets well as it adds bg colour to the text within the block.
e.g.

I'm also struggling to change tag links from italicised blue to non-italic green, the a tag selector doesn't work.
e.g.
In obsidian:

In pdf

Hopefully the experts here could take my starting point and polish it up to make it production ready:

@media print {
	* {
		background-color: #282a36;
	}

	@page {
		margin: 0mm 0mm 0mm 0mm;
	}
	body {
		margin: 0mm 0mm 0mm 0mm;
	}
	span,
	li,
	p {
		color: #f8f8f2;
	}
}

Greyish White text on yellow color is not a good combination

Just wanted to let you know:

I'm seeing light text color on light background color in the dropdowns / settings screen.

Clean intall of Obsidian and latest dracula.

Ciao!

Hello,

I am trying to use this theme on iOS, but the vertical title is not visible (screenshot below). I installed the theme using the Obsidian settings UI. I see the same behavior on both my phone and my iPad.

Devices: iPhone 13 mini (iOS 15.1.1) and iPad Pro (iOS 15.1)
Obsidian version: 1.0.5

Problem

If I type a blockquote with the symbol '>' and then switch to reading mode, the block shows an extra double quote (") at the beginning of the block.

For my use case, I use the blockquotes more for highlighting key sentences, so it doesn't make sense for there to be double quotes at the beginning of the sentence. I'm not sure this is intended behavior since it opens double quotes but doesn't close them.

Live edit mode:

Reading mode:

Hello,

I am using the Dracula theme on mobile and it appears that any text entered into the search bar or any text box within the settings are white like the textbox background. It makes it impossible to see what is being typed and hard to recall what textboxes are filled with information (such as template file locations). This issue does not happen on desktop and was wondering if there's an option to tweak this as the accent color doesn't change anything. I've attached a picture of highlighted text that disappears in the text box when not highlighted.

When I'm working with notes that contain code blocks, the syntax highlighting of the code is very different between the editing and reading modes.

My expectation is that the syntax highlighting would use the same highlighting in both editing and reading modes.

I'm not sure which version is intended to be the "correct" form of syntax highlighting, but the highlighting I see in editing mode looks nicer (to me).

Example of syntax highlighting in editing mode

Example of syntax highlighting in reading mode

Reference source

For reference, here is the Markdown source I used in the example screenshots:

## Example

```python
def binary_search(arr, item):  
    low = 0  
    high = len(arr) - 1  
  
    while low <= high:  
        mid = low + ((high - low) // 2)
        guess = arr[mid]  
        if guess == item:  
            return mid  
        elif guess > item:  
            high = mid - 1  
        else:  
            low = mid + 1  
  
    return None

item_count = sys.maxsize  
item_to_find = random.randint(1, item_count)
items = range(1, item_count + 1)

print(f'Item {item_to_find} is at index {binary_search(items, item_to_find)} in the list.')
```

If you're reporting an UI issue, make sure you take a screenshot that shows the actual bug.

Contrast issue on that green tag when browsing plugins.

I currently don't have time to manage this repo and am not familiar with the latest updates to Obsidian. Saying that I don't want to see it die.

Looking for a new maintainer to hand over the ropes to.

Why does the divider randomly has a different color in preview mode? Sometimes it is dark, sometimes it is white.

Would be great if it's always dark

On this canvas card, I expected the cyan words to be in a monospace font, like they are in a non-canvas note.

Here's a non-canvas note: