Since 1.0.157, checkboxes that are checked are rendered greyish instead of black. How can I disable/revert this? Note that certain workflows work opposite (checked items are relevant). [scrot20190527225638]

My thought had been that we would take a different approach to creating the config notebook because it is so special, and as you noted, you would need to be able to hide it. What would have been possible is to manually specify the ID and only refer to it by such (the users would then be free to rena…

[image] CalebJohn: How about a compromise? We allow the user to select a userstyle.css in settings by having them point to a note with css in it. Yes, this would certainly makes sense. However, I would rather use the link from Copy Markdown link to specify the file than entering the filename …

[image] tessus: However, I would rather use the link from Copy Markdown link to specify the file than entering the filename manually. I was thinking we would use some kind of dropdown. But copy markdown link is certainly easier. Maybe we could have a right click menu item "Set Style"

[image] CalebJohn: Maybe we could have a right click menu item “Set Style” Also not a bad idea. As long as I don't have to enter anything manually and the hash is used internally I am good. But I am not the one who has the authority to decide. :slight_smile:

[image] laurent: graying out the checkbox is consistent with the rest of the UI. This may be so, but Joplin seems to be the only tool that uses greyed out checkboxes like this in its UI. And not even then: [scrot20190529092400] All other tools I know use greying out when an item cannot be s…

[image] tessus: Another thing - I don’t want a notebook called whatever that is visible to me. The notebooks are for my notes, not to configure the application. So, if I wanted to use a different css, I’d have to have a new folder which I don’t want and which is in my way all the time? :point…

[image] zblesk: That way, it could internally be a notebook for syncing purposes, there would be no issue of it being displayed among your other notes (because the notebook would be hidden) and no issue with specific names (because that’d be hidden as well, and handled when a user clicks on the …

I think we should create a new topic, e.g. userstyle.css on desktop and mobile or rename this one. Either way, the sooner we agree on a solution, the sooner we can start implementing it…

Hello! I do not know where userstyle.css file is located. Sorry. I am on Linux Manjaro.

should be there https://joplinapp.org/#custom-css

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CalebJohn 11 June 2019 16:03 30

You need to create it yourself. You can put basically any css in there to customize your rendered notes. Checkout this forum topic for examples and inspiration.

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