FR: Format the code gracefully

Is Your Feature Request Related to a Problem? Please Describe.

Whenever I copy my code from vscode to obsidian, the following puzzling phenomena will occur vscode： Copying to obsidian becomes code with many newlines

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Describe the Solution You’d Like

I hope so, and it will be better to carry the function of automatically formatting code, just like Prettier

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Please include an example where applicable:

```jsx
export default class App extends Component {

  constructor() {

    this.state = {

      age: 18,

    };

  }

  render() {

    return <ChildComp props={{ age: this.age }}></ChildComp>;

  }

}

``` markdown
```jsx
export default class App extends Component {
  constructor() {
    this.state = {
      age: 18,
    };
  }
  render() {
    return <ChildComp props={{ age: this.age }}></ChildComp>;
  }
}

## Describe Alternatives You've Considered

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## Additional Context

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[Gewerd-Strauss]

This is a normal obsidian feature. You can toggle it off in the settings under Editor → Display → Show indentation guides: Toggled On:

Toggled Off:

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Addendum:

Then I found that this happens when I use the Tab in the code block.

This is not completely correct. The indentation guides are triggered when the depth for a tab is reached. This means that either pressing a tab, or X spaces will be rendered the same. The setting Editor → Behaviour → Tab Indent Size will decide how many spaces a tab gets rendered as.

[pjkaufman]

Hey @Chen-913 , I wanted to see if the suggested setting change satisfies your request. The Linter cannot get rid of those visual indentation indicators as they are a display setting created Obsidian. If it does not fix your issue, if you could clarify exactly what kind of codeblock formatting you are looking for, this may become a small enough scope to make it actionable. Thanks!