Describe the Bug
The size of the h5 and h6 headers is not proportional to their bigger relatives.
I've researched a little bit on the theme.css file to find out the problem. It seems that some variables which get overridden for the headers from h1 -> h4, do not get overridden for the remaining headers.
Relevant Screenshots
As you can see, there's some weird size difference between the h4 and h5 headers.
This fragment of code seems to override the variable on the Obsidian app.css file ->--h1-size.
This code snippet is also repeated on the headers from h2 -> h4, but missing for the remaining headers.
The h4 size is getting overridden with the original value that the h6 has on the app.css file (See below):
To Reproduce
You can reproduce it by creating a header list with labels for each one (just like I've done in the first screenshot).
In which mode does the bug occur?
[x] Reading/Preview Mode
[x] Source Mode
[x] Live Preview
Which editor are you using?
[ ] Legacy Editor
[x] New Editor
Which version of Obsidian are you using?
[x] Public Release (Desktop)
[ ] Public Release (Mobile)
[ ] Insider Release (Desktop)
[ ] Insider Release (Mobile)
Checklist
[x] I have updated to the latest version of the theme (Obsidian Settings → Appearance → Themes - Manage → Update).
[x] I made sure that the issue is related to this theme, by checking that the issue does not occur with other themes or the default theme.
PD: I don't know if this behavior is intended or not, but I found it weird and felt like posting an issue about it
Describe the Bug The size of the h5 and h6 headers is not proportional to their bigger relatives.
I've researched a little bit on the
theme.cssfile to find out the problem. It seems that some variables which get overridden for the headers from h1 -> h4, do not get overridden for the remaining headers.Relevant Screenshots
As you can see, there's some weird size difference between the h4 and h5 headers.
app.cssfile ->--h1-size. This code snippet is also repeated on the headers from h2 -> h4, but missing for the remaining headers.app.cssfile (See below):To Reproduce You can reproduce it by creating a header list with labels for each one (just like I've done in the first screenshot).
In which mode does the bug occur?
Which editor are you using?
Which version of Obsidian are you using?
Checklist
Obsidian Settings → Appearance → Themes - Manage → Update).PD: I don't know if this behavior is intended or not, but I found it weird and felt like posting an issue about it