Closed I-Pch closed 1 year ago
I don't know if this would be feasible but maybe there could be a way to force the
No Admonition Title by Default
for the nested custom callouts to be taken into account by Obsidian ?
Same issue for me, and same wish :)
An interesting "trick", that according to me provides a rather satisfying visual effect (as a temporary partial workaround), is that if you put a - as title of the nested admonition (for example >>[!Eccezione] - ), the content of the admonition is rendered as a bullet line inside the "title" colored bar, but without the normal formatting of the title (for example the bold):
I have this problem too.
Hi there again 😊 !
I'm trying to create nested custom callouts (i.e.: admonitions used with the native Obsidian Callouts Syntax) but, for some reasons, the setting
No Admonition Title by Default
seems to be ignored for the nested custom callout which therefore, renders the type/title of the custom callout even withNo Admonition Title by Default
toggledON
...Test Environment
Custom Callouts settings
1.
> [!nav]
(the setting
Admonition Title
is empty)2.
> [!ephemeris]
(the setting
Admonition Title
is also empty)Test 1: Used one after the other in a note
🟢 Result
They are rendered in
LP
andReading
as desired (no icon, type/title) as I didn't precise any title and didn't make them collapsable...Test 2: Nesting
[!ephemeris]
within[!nav]
🟠 Result
The toggled
ON
setting forNo Admonition Title by Default
of[!ephemeris]
seems to be ignored but it still works for the 1st level custom callout[!nav]
.Expected result
Nesting
[!ephemeris]
within[!nav]
using the native Obsidian callout syntax, I was hoping to get the same result I can get inReading
when nesting them using the Admonition code block syntax 😊 .I don't know if this would be feasible but maybe there could be a way to force the
No Admonition Title by Default
for the nested custom callouts to be taken into account by Obsidian ? 🤔Couldn't this setting be added to the Admonition CSS snippet so it potentially overrides the Obsidian callout CSS ? 😇
I have no idea how to do that 😅 ... hence why I'm here 😊...
I'm sorry for the length 😇 ... But I thank you very much in advance for any help 😁 !