Currently, when editing $$-block, no classes are added to the .cm-line elements, related to formula editor lines:
This makes it impossible to style the element. For example, in a custom theme or a snippet, if we add vertical paddings to paragraphs to achieve readability, it also affects formula editor where we don't need any extra paddings. W/o classes we just cannot negate the effect.
As a good example, I can refer to the regular code editor:
As you see, every .cm-line in the editor block gets extra classes like .HyperMD-codeblock. It allows to mitigate the negative impact of paragraph paddings:
Currently, when editing $$-block, no classes are added to the
.cm-lineelements, related to formula editor lines:This makes it impossible to style the element. For example, in a custom theme or a snippet, if we add vertical paddings to paragraphs to achieve readability, it also affects formula editor where we don't need any extra paddings. W/o classes we just cannot negate the effect.
As a good example, I can refer to the regular code editor:
As you see, every
.cm-linein the editor block gets extra classes like.HyperMD-codeblock. It allows to mitigate the negative impact of paragraph paddings:I'm not sure if it's possible. Let me ask Obsidian folks.