Closed jreus closed 6 months ago
Looks like you're using a custom theme. Can you tell me which one? There might be something in it that's forcing this to happen.
I was using the minimal
theme. But even in the default theme this happens.
Here's an image of the timeline view with the default obsidian theme and all custom css snippets disabled.:
Ok, that's odd. I use minimal myself, and have tested it with both (classic developer "it works on my machine").
Also, it could be another plugin that has styles that are interfering. Could you try disabling other plugins, then turning them back on, one at a time, to see if any of them cause this to happen?
I did a full reinstallation of obsidian and it seems to be working now. I have no idea what the issue was, but thanks for trying to give some support!
Let me know if you run into this again as you install other plugins. I made it closely tied to the styling of obsidian so that it would match whatever themes are applied, but that also means other themes/plugins can erroneously change the way it looks if they're designed to change something in obsidian.
I'll close this for now.
I'm just trying out this plugin again, and it seems like the styling is broken.
The controls for filtering, zooming, etc are displayed in a separate block above the timeline, instead of layered on top of it.
Here is a screenshot: