Closed 1b7 closed 6 months ago
Hey @1b7! I've taken a look at your fix, and the class works perfectly. I've changed the color to #c0c9ce
in light mode and #6f7577
for dark mode, simply for aesthetics and readability when the lines cross over file names. I'll push this update first as a fix, but let me know what you think!
That sounds great, thanks for implementing this!
Describe your feature request
Within the Graph view, I personally find it fairly hard to pick out the edges between nodes in the graph. This is especially true of Light Mode. I haven't had this with other themes so I don't believe this is a personal issue.
Here are some screenshots from my graph which I hope illustrate the issue (using a Link Thickness of 1.0 - I would normally use ~0.4 but initially increased this to try and make the lines clearer):
Light Mode
Dark Mode
Proposed Solution
I think a really simple fix is just a change to the
.graph-view.color-line
class (mentioned here)As a test, I added the following custom CSS snippet as a quick and hacky solution within my own Obsidian installation:
And I think the result is significantly easier to see:
All other settings were kept the same between screenshots.
#888
was chosen very arbitrarily, I am not suggesting that this should be the colour used - and of course a different colour would need to be used for the dark mode.(I would also note that using a darker colour allowed me to revert the link thickness back down to my original setting for a softer/less harsh appearance, without sacrificing visibility).