A while back the Roam team introduced a detailed sync status when you mouse over the green/amber sync status indicator at the top of your DB. When Maggie Appleton's "Leyendecker" is enabled, this tool tip/pop-over is now showing as blank.

Disabling the theme allows the tool top to be rendered properly - see attached screenshots

With the standard Roam theme, showing the status box: (Leyendecker disabled by changing the code block from CSS to Clojure)

With Leyendecker, showing that the status box is rendering empty:

One of the other themes out there, Better Roam Research, is set up in a way where you can apply it simply by adding this line: @import url("https://linuz90.github.io/better-roam-research/main.css"); into your css code block. This is nice because you don't have to check back at the repo for the updated version as well as it just being a smaller amount of code to have to import.

Unless I'm missing something I don't believe an import like that is currently possible with your theme. I think this would be a great addition so the theme will be automatically updated for other people!

This sort of embed (example link) has in line styles. Not sure how to override this particular one.

any block with {{embed: ((qM2u4_oxY))}}

The Night owl theme uses this theme. We want to use night now but I couldnt easily find it online.

Excuse me, how do I get the tag style css of zenithdecker? Does this tag style css have to be used with zenithdecker? my email：[email protected]. Thank you very much for your hard work

Problem:

relates to https://roamresearch.com/#/app/nameofdb/search

Hi there, I really like the Zenithdecker theme, it's quite pretty and gives me a feeling of enthusiasm, great!

However, I found that the graph overview is not shown (blank page)? When I switch to original theme then the overview is there. Could you help me take a look on that?

Thank you very much!

This is how I fixed it locally:

`#right-sidebar > div {
background-color: white;
border-left: 1px solid #e9ebef;
/* padding: 20px;*/
overflow: none;
}

.sidebar-content {
margin: 20px;
}`

Per example, moving your cursor through a bullet pushes the bullets up/down around it. This behavior isn't seen in vanilla Roam.

Width of main window is larger than portrait on iPhone 11, causing view to exceed screen.

https://d.pr/i/MdUQ1x

Trims it off and resizes to a small size.

As a temp solution, I added

.rm-mermaid svg { min-width: unset; }
.react-resizable { height: auto; }

More on mermaid here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UF22iK8fX-A