css selectors to style the appearance?
See original GitHub issueHi, thank you for the awesomely helpful plugin! Can’t live without it!
Is it to much to ask to at least list somewhere (here, on guthub description page, wherever) the css classes of the TOC in sidebar? As I understand, if I add some style in userchrome.css
, the plugin catches it, right? I mean, to adjust the margins or padding. I love the TOC, but some of my notes a quite long. This deprives me to see the entire TOC at a glance, need to scroll it.
I also would like to make each level of a different style, for instance. And some more, but can’t find the selectors I need to use.
Thanks again.
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Now you can customize css in the “userStyle” item in the settings.
Ah, awesome. I got confused because of the number style above it.
Small suggestions… It might make more sense as a larger text input box if that is possible. Also, I have seen similar situations where for something like this a new install might include the following pre entered in the field:
Thanks for the great plugin! Honestly I think it deserves to be in core.