Julius Gamanyi
Julius Gamanyi
Yep, sounds right - I'd forgotten about Doctrine (i still have much to learn). And old habits die hard :( The one scenario I had in mind was when asking...
Hi @cdaniel Using a different workspace for 3rd parties works well too. It's probably late, but I'd like to add more context in case I come back to this a...
Would these usecases fit the bill for an npm package? - Embed owm in another tool - Use another tool to generate owm
Hi @classicrob With the latest version (last commit being August 2021), hover previews work for me as long I've wiki-linked to another note/post of mine. Are you still having this...
Hi @JoeyLearnsToCode Yes, there's a solution - I've opened a PR (https://github.com/raghudotcc/simply-jekyll/pull/28/files?diff=split&w=0) for it. > Remove `white-space: pre-line !important;` from both `code` and `pre code` I came across it in...
I'm a fan of these tools. How about I give it a try - atleast a starting point.
rolls-up sleeves and gets to work :)
Initial setup that adds the TLdraw option to Obsidian looks like this:  Next step is to show/render an empty tldraw canvas when I click on that icon.
obsidian-tldraw-plugin (https://github.com/juliusgb/obsidian-tldraw-plugin) opens `.tldraw` file extensions in tldraw that's embedded in Obsidian. 
via Discord: Fix: provide a container to the radix drop-down component, so that it positions based on that rather than the document body. Unsure if API exists in this version...