⚡ Inspired by the original Night Owl theme by Sarah Drasner.

1. Open the Settings in Obsidian
2. Navigate to Appearances tab under Options
3. Under the Themes section, click on the Browse button next to Community Themes
4. Search for Night Owl in the Filter text input in the upper left corner
5. Click Use and then you're done! 🎉

1. Download this repo
2. Copy the obsidian.css file into your vault's /.obsidian/themes directory
3. Rename the file to Night Owl.css so it will have a unique name in the theme selection dropdown
4. Open the Settings in Obsidian
5. Navigate to Appearances tab under Options
6. Under the Themes section, click on the dropdown menu next to Theme heading
7. Select for Night Owl and then you're done! 🎉'

This is for people who want to clone the repo and work with the file locally.

1. Clone the repo
2. Install dependencies
3. Create .env with a file path to where your theme directory lives
   • Use .env-sample to see the format.
4. Run npm start

All changes made to SCSS files will automatically be migrated into your Obsidian environment.

This allows you to configure the theme directly in Obsidian without any CSS knowledge required!

More settings to come, but if you have specific requests, please open an issue here!

Check out CSS snippets as a way to progressively enhance the theme.

Here's a useful forum post to help get you started.

🎩 Thanks to the suggestion by @DutchPete!

This is arguably the most reliable route, but will require some familiarity with coding.

I recommend using Node.js so you can leverage the Sass I'm starting to break out so you can make meaningful changes.

The Sass partials are will a work in progress though, so the way things are organized will probably change over time as I establish out better ways to structure how theming styles should be organized.

When in preview mode, the typography is inspired by a dual font family system to easily distinguish between headings and regular text.

• Headings: Rubik
• Body: Karla

When in edit mode, the typography is inspired from a developer like environment where you're "coding" your second-brain.

• IBM Plex Mono

🎩 Hat tip to the Dracula Obsidian Theme for serving as the base theme I used to create this theme.