Hey thanks for sharing. It's very successful. I would just say maybe the links are a little dark in the markdown rendering.
It has an effect on reading the tables.
Normally links are in yellow on my custom theme. Maybe can you share an example for debug the issue ? And you should switch the joplin theme to dark. Maybe that's was the issue.
What’s your config in tools --» options for theme by default ?
oh! now I see what you mean 
never used thoses links from one file to another before I'm going to put those on my todo list. Thank you. And your headers in the editor are different too. Don't know why.
Okay, no worries. If you need, I can test again
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It's working ok now
Yep, i confirm. Thanks !
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I am humbled. Thank you very much!
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I'm trying to put margin above my headings in the markdown editor. What would be h1 in the rendered note just seems to be a div in the editor. and inside that is just a span with cm-header-1 & cm-header. And spans don't have margins.
Ideas?
Change the line-height for the cm-header-1 class?
.cm-header-1 {
line-height: 300% !important;
}
Admittedly it adds space above and below the # text.
Before
After
@dpoulton, thanks! I never seem to use line height.
Anyone know why it centers it? I tried to find a way to fix it but couldn't.
Maybe you could set the display of the span to inline-block or block? Would that not help/allow you to specify margins?
Oh, you're right. Don't know how I missed that. This is what works for me. I'm using the rich markdown plugin.
.cm-header-1 {
display: inline-block;
margin-top:.8em;
margin-bottom:.3em;
It's slightly wonky because of the token styling, but it's ok. Thanks!
Is it possible to change the color of the arrow? → →
In the older Joplin version is was highlighted automatically. Was quite nice =)
What arrow are you referring to?
So the arrow is done by → (just type it without inline codebox). The result is this symbol: →
I can't see a way of changing the colour of → in the editor or the resulting → in the viewer pane using CSS. They do not have any specific elements / classes associated with them.