obsidian-custom-classes
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A minimal Obsidian plugin that allows you to add your own HTML classes to chosen Markdown elements directly from your notes.
  Attached photos of the source mode and the dev panel.
**Describe the bug** When have two of the same level headings one after the other, the `class: ` line above the second heading, when collapsing the first heading, gets interpreted...
iPadOS
# **Describe the bug** On iPadOS, a note which works with Custom Classes does not function as expected. Issue is reproducible on my desktop as well when executing the `this.app.emulateMobile(true);`...
Thanks for your great plugin. When I have this class: .twocolumns { columns: 2 12em; } I get this result:  What can I do to align the columns correct?
I often see my "custom class" definitions being rendered as a code line when in "reading mode" (I never use preview mode).  This behavior is random, but appears more...
**Describe the bug** Elements of the same type are grouped together even when there's a line break **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Add the element you want...
Hi! I encountered a bug with this plugin where it causes a huge slowdown across the entire program. The issue could be fixed with a refresh but would return in...
**Describe the bug** Rendering should be reserved for Live Preview and Reader View only, but blocks with custom classes are still rendered in Source view. **Expected behavior** Should be able...
When using `class:something` before an embedded image (`![[some-image.jpg]]`), the image element is rendered as a span. Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Create a note 2. Embed some image file...
I love the idea of this plugin, I just wish it had one more feature and that's the ability to wrap multiple elements, for example: *start class here* element 1...