Reader view so you don’t have to stare at YAML frontmatter
I added a banner to my Obsidian daily journal template with the Banners plugin. I used a Creative Commons image from Openverse, and I wanted to include attribution.
My daily journal template is a small mess of Markdown, HTML, and Templater directives, but it gets the job done.
It should have its own style. A little smaller than the note text, and maybe centered for an aesthetic touch. After spending a little too long looking for some kind of theme or plugin magic, I realized Obsidian supports custom CSS snippets.
So I added .obsidian/snippets/attributions.css
for attribution paragraphs.
Needed to explicitly enable it under Settings → Appearance → CSS Snippets.
Obsidian CSS snippets settings with attributions enabled
Managing Obsidian CSS is a nice little feature. And it’s got just enough steps that adding a note here for later seemed like a good idea.
And yes I do keep my notes in every tool like some kind of brain squirrel. Someday maybe I’ll show you the meta-system I use to keep it all organized.
Maybe after I fix it.
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Added to vault 2024-01-15. Updated on 2024-01-26