I would be curious if anyone would care to share their userstyle.css snippets and perhaps a screenshot?

Awesome, I will add the nested counters for the headings to my css repo as well. I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I wish there was a way, one could toggle that behavior. Restarting the client for css changes is a bit annoying. I’m wondering, if there’s a way to apply changes dynamically. …

[image] tessus: On macOS I clone the repo and create 2 symlinks, but Windows works a bit different. (I don’t think Windows has folders that start with a dot.) Just pitching in with a bit more info: Windows has no problem with folders that start with a dot. (If you name something .name and it …

Nice and impressive collection of CSS... I can't wait to start stealing interesting settings... But... In issue Supressing checkboxes · Issue #2646 · laurent22/joplin · GitHub Laurent explicitly states: There's unfortunately not guarantee that the HTML will remain stable from one version to the …

Mermaid - Chart Widths I found that when using Mermaid pie charts the chart would expand to fill all the available space. Therefore if you had a pie chart in a note with Joplin maximized on a large screen the pie chart was huge. [piechart] After some searching / experimenting I found that by addi…

[image] sciurius: So if the HTML can (and will, and did) change from one version to the next and userstyle.css is officially discouraged, what’s the use of having this in Joplin? What a weird question. Clearly, plenty of us want to use userstyles, and don't care if they break sometimes. …

I am not sure if this is applicable to your use case, but hitting Command-R (Mac) inside the Development Tools window force reloads the app, so you get CSS changes without having to restart the app. Since I usually have that window open when I am messing with css, it was a little faster than restar…

Really? I have a vast archive of notes collected over the years (decades). I would really hate to see old notes suddenly looking different (even becoming unreadable/unusable) due to unsollicited changes in the rendering engine. Even without custom CSS Joplin keeps changing note appearance from ver…

Really. Since all the notes are just markdown, what could Joplin possibly do to make them “unreadabe” or “unusable”? It’s text files. And if you don’t like userstyles changing the look of your notes, it’s actually very easy not to use userstyles. Someone else’s userstyles stop working because of Jo…

Mine can be found here . For future readers, here’s a deep link to that file at the time I made this post: link . You will need to have this font installed if you want it to look right. I deliberately tried to create something LaTeX-like, because I work in that a lot and like the way it looks. [sc…

Thanks for this, huge time saver! For anyone on Linux F5 in the dev tools does the same thing, I’d assume on Windows as well. You can refresh really fast if you press Alt+H to open help, T to open devtools, then F5.

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What a weird question.
Clearly, plenty of us want to use userstyles, and don't care if they break sometimes.

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