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My [`quiet-outline-plugin-mod.css`](https://github.com/d9k/d9k-scripts/blob/master/cfg/obsidian/snippets/quiet-outline-plugin-mod.css) snippet (can be added in Obisidan options -> Appearance -> CSS snippets) ```css /** Headers color */ .quiet-outline .n-tree .n-tree-node.level-1 > .n-tree-node-content .n-tree-node-content__text, .quiet-outline .n-tree .n-tree-node.level-1 > .n-tree-node-content...

Also see my CSS snippet to fix headers style in Obsidian for reference: - [headers-colors.css](https://github.com/d9k/d9k-obsidian-style-guide/blob/main/cfg/obsidian/snippets/headers-colors.css) Main feature is that code, tags and links inside headers are the same color as...

You can call another plugin api like this (works in DevTools of Obsidian app, `Ctrl+Shift+I`): ```js var i = app.plugins.plugins['obsidian-icon-shortcodes']; i.api.getIcon(':wave') ``` ```js var exampleString = ':wave:, world!' i.api.postProcessor(exampleString, (iconText)...

Added pull request https://github.com/guopenghui/obsidian-quiet-outline/pull/137 with support for [Icon Shortcodes plugin](https://github.com/aidenlx/obsidian-icon-shortcodes). @manu-romero-411, you can replace `main.css`, `style.css` in plugin folder with files from my version https://github.com/d9k/obsidian-quiet-outline/tree/d9k and restart Obsidian ### Result:...

Closed for now ~~TODO~~ DONE: rewrite with [Icon Shortcodes API](https://github.com/aidenlx/obsidian-icon-shortcodes#use-api)

@aidenlx, please check this issue :pleading_face:

(Very powerful summoning spell of @aidenlx)

Maybe it would be better to just add ability to set aliases `{ [desired_name]: existing_name }` for full name with prefixes in config. Example: ``` { "aliases": { "speaking_head": "speaking_head_in_silhouette"...

Seems Custom emojis or aliases are not supported by node-emoji yet: [Custom emoji | node-emoji issue #95](https://github.com/omnidan/node-emoji/issues/95)

@BatuhanW, it's better to fix [Installation & Usage doc | @refinedev/mantine](https://github.com/refinedev/refine/tree/next/packages/mantine#installation--usage) first, add working Mantine versions to example installation command: ``` npm install @mantine/core@^5.10.4 -- . . . ```