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For some people, a font must be specified or the exported PDF looks like: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/california-coast-theme/10399/57

If you pick a smaller font size, it seems the font does get smaller but the line height doesn't match up and the cursor ends up off center. Cursor is aligned right for unbulleted text though!

In cc-main line 745

.side-dock-settings {
padding: 0;
}

This makes bottom buttons overlap

Can be fixed either by removing it altogether(not sure what's the purpose, doesn't seem to affect anything) or explicitly making the padding-bottom default 20px.

I’d be nice to have the option to choose different fonts for editor and preview, like in Minimal theme.

I like for editor and preview to have a very different look, in the editor I like to use Courier because it gives me a more... I don’t know... hands on feeling.

Really love your theme. I think some more options for customization as next step would be line height and accent colors. Thank you.

Edit: the other thing would be sidebar font. The default body font is quite large, but the font size for the right sidebar remain small.

Following markdown:

# Heading 1 
some test
# Heading 2

some text

### Some subheading

Some more text

Looks like this in preview:

The space between some of these headings is huge and makes the document harder to navigate/glance. It would be nice if this is configurable to make it a bit smaller, similar to how line-height is configurable

Also adjust linked-pane hover behavior. Specifically, swap out the background color

Currently title bar has issues. Back and forward buttons are gone and minimize\maximize\close buttons are pure white on light gray background.

Here's possible fix for bringing back the color

Line 1488
.titlebar-inner { height: var(--titlebar-height); color:hsl( var(--accent-h), var(--base-s), calc(var(--accent-l) - 10%) ) }

And for back\forward buttons just remove line 1497.

See: https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-california-coast-settings/issues/2

BTW, thank you for the awesome theme.

See: https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-california-coast-settings/issues/4

See: https://github.com/mgmeyers/obsidian-california-coast-settings/issues/1

I noticed that Gutenberg calculates it's header sizes. It would be great if your theme would have a setting to define the maximum H1 size and calculate respective smaller header sizes in steps down to the size of the body font size.
With these additions someone could make the preview totally to his/her liking.
It would also be great if the editor and preview looked almost the same in their representation of the note.

Should use accent color

Not sure how it looks on a mac but on windows it looks like this

Otherwise, just match the editor styles

• Bullet / list number color doesn't match text
• Text color is too light
• Maybe we can style %% to be less prominent on inactive lines?

The theme is ignoring this setting (Readable line length). Is this a bug, or intended? If intended, how could I override that? Thanks!

Hi, I'm having some issues with line height when using lists. My current body line height is set to 1.5. Seems the line height between sub list and the next list is smaller. For example, line height between "associated" and "If 21-hydroxylase" is less compared to the others:

By default obsidian has vault title name on top of file list. It's useful when you want to drag a note from a subfolder to a root directory.

With the theme enabled it's gone and there is no way to move anything to root.

See: https://forum.obsidian.md/t/california-coast-theme/10399/52

https://forum.obsidian.md/t/california-coast-theme/10399/42

Can the blank in the upper left corner be cancelled in full screen mode？

NOW

Now that obsidian supports embedded fonts, we can remove the manually embedded SVGs.

Should we stop embedding them via the plugin? Not sure...

According to multiple reports, transparency does not work on windows. I would love some help from any windows users familiar with CSS. I plan to set up a windows VM, but it will be some time before I get there.