efemkay / obsidian-modular-css-layout

CSS Layout hack for Obsidian.md
https://efemkay.github.io/obsidian-modular-css-layout/
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Help with { .multi-column-list-block } #53

Closed kyouens closed 1 year ago

kyouens commented 1 year ago

Hi! I use your modular CSS layout constantly. Wondering if you could assist with a configuration item. I do have the Markdown Attributes plugin installed and activated. When I add "two-column-list" as a CSS class in the frontmatter, all lists are two column, as expected. When I try to only have the "Active Projects" callout be two column, I can't get the changes to work. Am I misunderstanding how this is supposed to work, or maybe my syntax isn't correct? Thanks so much!

> [!multi-column]
>> [!INFO] Active Projects
>>```dataview 
>>LIST
>>FROM "300 Projects"
>>WHERE status="active"
>>SORT file.name ASC
>>```
{ .multi-column-list-block }
> 
>> [!CHECK] My tasks for today
>>```todoist
>>{
>>"name": "",
>>"filter": "(today | overdue)",
>>"sorting": ["date"]
>>}
>>```
efemkay commented 1 year ago

@kyouens that won't work. mainly because MA plugin does not support dataview block (as far i can check from the MA plugin docs page). I don't have a ready solution (yet?) for only selected callout to be two-/multi- columns.

kyouens commented 1 year ago

Got it, that makes sense . Thank you for looking into it and for taking the time to respond. Really appreciate your work on this software!